Hello,
Personally I have not seen the use of Error Models in
Wireless Networks.
I thought that they are only used for modeling transmission
error in wired networks.
As I am also working on wireless networks, that would be
nice
if you could send me the link for a wireless example in
which
an err
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puts "Start Simulation..."
# run the simulation$ns run# end of code
Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2008 19:15:11 +0100From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL
PROTECTED]: Re: [ns] Error model in wireless networkCC: ns-users@isi.edu
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Hello Qadous,
I have used the tcl script below to test the error modeling. I am using
ns-2.29 and when I increase the value of rate_ from 0 to 0.05 I get more
duplicated packets, and collisions, which is a result of transmission
errors.
>I used the following command to specify the Error mode
Hello,
the attached example script is for network emulation, but you should be
able to use the error modeling for a simulation as well.
The lines 55 - 62 create an object in each node for error modeling. It
drops 1 percent of the packets.
proc UniformErr {} {
set err [new ErrorModel]
