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what are the testing tools available to check the NS2 project.
I have completed my network security project in network simulator for documentation i should submit testing report also. so i need to know any testing tools available for NS2 projects..
oh fine thanks is their any other way to show the testing strategy. bcoz here they are expecting to show the testing as unit testing, integration testing, system testing etc. so is their any particular options to show these testing..
Distribution: PCLinuxOS2023 Fedora38 + 50+ other Linux OS, for test only.
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None I know about. Suggest : Use Google to look for suggestions.
Quite easy : When no hits on page 1 or 2 : There is usually nothing.
( Google .. unit testing ns2 .. )
"unit testing" : No units, as we simulate everything.
"integration testing" : At least no integration with the Linux OS,
when we are using a standalone application = allinone = ns-allinone-2.xx.
"system testing" : That's a broad term, can mean anything.
NS-allinone-2.xx system ? Or ?
Other considerations : Present the complete 'make test' = validation,
and look for something, you can put a headline on.
Besides that, I have never read about any occasions,
where the instructor asked for any tests.
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