can anyone help me, I want tcl file for HTTP and FTP or any protocol from application layer or presentation or data link layer.

Hi there,

I don't really understand what you want, but this sentence of yours stirs up a lot of counter-questions.

What is a tcl file? When I google for "tcl", I find tons of references to the TCL programming language, and the TCL database language, neither of which seem to match what you want as they have nothing to do with HTTP or FTP.

Are you searching for the HTTP or FTP specification? That would be RFC 2616 and RFC 959, respectively, with a few recent extensions. However, they're both application-level protocols and don't deal with the specifics of the data link layer, as they can use many different transport protocols and physical links (most typically TCP/IP over ethernet).

So please be a bit more specific about what you need.

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I guess the question is ns2 related.
The OP has at least one ns2 thread.
→ → ns2 uses tcl scripts for simulations.

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Hi there,

thanks, that opens an entire new horizon for me! Apart from the historical connotation, I only knew the abbreviation NS for the old Netscape browser - and I was already wondering why so many people were still mentioning it, especially in pre-historical version 2. ;-)

Now I guess it's actually http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/, is it? (never heard about that before, though)

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[QUOTE=Doc CPU;5167544]Hi there,



thanks, that opens an entire new horizon for me! Apart from the historical connotation, I only knew the abbreviation NS for the old Netscape browser - and I was already wondering why so many people were still mentioning it, especially in pre-historical version 2. ;-)

Now I guess it's actually http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/, is it? (never heard about that before, though)

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thank you so match

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thank you so match

#4, @Doc CPU
There are ns2 postings at LQ every day.

Some of the 10,000 ns2 posts http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/tags/ns2/
``ns2´´ is even amongst the "Most popular Tags".

Yes, ns2 http://nsnam.isi.edu/nsnam/index.php/Main_Page
. http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/doc/index.html


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Hi there,

I know, I've seen them very often, But I kept ignoring them since, because I thought they were about paleontology exhibit "Netscape 2". Couldn't understand why so many people were still interested in it. I wasn't. ;-)

Okay, maybe I'll have a look at it now and then.

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# 7 .
Yes, please do. You can probably answer {c++ code} questions ?

Hi there,

I'm not fluent in C++, and I'm avoiding it when I can. Too cryptic for my liking.
But I'm quite experienced in plain C, which is my favorite. Why do you ask?

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# 9
Well, the most ns2 questions are answered by me (if I can).
"ns2" is ~400 c++ files.
For c++ issues it would be nice to have someone with coding skills to answer.

Post #1, @must.

There are examples which are using "FTP".

Please have a look in ns-2.xx/tcl/ex/wpan/.
Example, wpan_demo1.tcl, line 26 :
set val(traffic) ftp ;# cbr/poisson/ftp

Find another ~30 examples ftp with :
$ cd ns-2.xx/tcl/ex/
$ grep -Rin ftp *

HTTP : $ grep -Rin http *

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