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Je travaille avec NS2.33 avec l'extension Mobiwan.
Dans mon script TCL, je défnit une station de base comme suit :
set bs1_ [create-base-station 1.1.0 1.0.0 200 200 0]
où l'adresse 1.1.0 est @ de ma sation de base
l'adresse 1.0.0 est @du routeur auquelle est rattachée BS1.
La simulation est finie avec succés mais en regardant le fichier de trace pour exploiter les résultats obtenus, j'ai remarqué que NS fait la conversion des adresses IP en un "identifiant" je pense .
Exemple pour la bs1 : 1.1.0 -> 4196352
Est ce que quelqu'un sait comment procéde NS2 pour faire cette conversion ?
Merci pour votre retour.
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I work with NS2.33 with extension Mobiwan.* In my TCL script, I defnes a base station as follows:*
set bs1_ [create-base-station 1.1.0 1.0.0 200 200 0]* 1.1.0 where the address is @ my tion base* 1.0.0 @ address is its piece of the BS1 is attached router.*
The simulation is completed successfully but looking at the trace file to use the results, I noticed that NS is the conversion of IP addresses in an "identifier" I think.* Example for bs1: 1.1.0 -> 4196352*
Does anyone know how to make this process NS2 conversion?* Thank you for your return.* Sincerely,
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