| Simulation Setup and Configuration
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ns Network Simulator was used for simulation work. ns is based on the University of California Berkeley
(UCB)/Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) network simulator. It is an event-driven simulator and derived originally
from the REAL network simulator. The simulator has an object-oriented architecture written in C++,
with a front-end Object-oriented Text Command language (Tcl) interpreter based on Massachusetts Institute
of Technology (MITs) Object-Oriented Text Command Language (Tcl) - (OTcl).
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| ns Version and Platform Configuration |
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Simulation was based on ns Version 2.1b7
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Hardware based on Sun Sparc Ultra 10 running Solaris 2.6
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10 GB H/Disk, with 256 MB Ram and 300 MHz
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Other platforms tested include HP Unix and Linux (RedHut/PPC)
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| Simulation Scenario
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Scenario based on One-to-Many GEOCAST Scenario I
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ns Simulation was conducted using 2000 nodes (approx)
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| ns Limitations
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ns still unstable in various platforms (e.g. HP Unix)
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Memory limitations
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| Related Resources
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Download ns source code and generated test data. [tar
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Tips and statistical data for running large ns Simulations
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