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set p [new Application/Traffic/Pareto]$p set packetSize_ 210$p set burst_time_ 500ms$p set idle_time_ 500ms$p set rate_ 200k$p set shape_ 1.5CBR A CBR object is embodied in the OTcl class Application/Traffic/CBR. The member variables that parameterize thisobject are:rate_ the sending rateinterval_ (Optional) interval between packetspacketSize_ the constant size of the packets generatedrandom_ flag indicating whether or not to introduce random “noise” in the scheduled departure times (default isoff)maxpkts_ the maximum number of packets to send (default is (2 2 8)Hence a new CBR traffic generator can be created and parameterized as follows:set e [new Application/Traffic/CBR]$e set packetSize_ 48$e set rate_ 64Kb$e set random_ 1The setting of a CBR object’s rate_ and interval_ are mutually exclusive (the interval between packets is maintainedas an interval variable in C++, and some example ns scripts specify an interval rather than a rate). In a simulation, either arate or an interval (but not both) should be specified for a CBR object.Traffic Trace A Traffic Trace object is instantiated by the OTcl class Application/Traffic/Trace. The associated class Tracefileis used to enable multiple Traffic/Trace objects to be associated with a single trace file. The Traffic/Trace class usesthe method attach-tracefile to associate a Traffic/Trace object with a particular Tracefile object. The method filename ofthe Tracefile class associates a trace file with the Tracefile object. The following example shows how to create two Application/Traffic/Traceobjects, each associated with the same trace file (called "example-trace" in this example). To avoidsynchronization of the traffic generated, random starting places within the trace file are chosen for each Traffic/Trace object.set tfile [new Tracefile]$tfile filename example-traceset t1 [new Application/Traffic/Trace]$t1 attach-tracefile $tfileset t2 [new Application/Traffic/Trace]$t2 attach-tracefile $tfile38.3.1 An exampleThe following code illustrates the basic steps to configure an Exponential traffic source over a UDP agent, for traffic flowingfrom node s1 to node k1:337
set src [new Agent/UDP]set sink [new Agent/UDP]$ns_ attach-agent $node_(s1) $src$ns_ attach-agent $node_(k1) $sink$ns_ connect $src $sinkset e [new Application/Traffic/Exponential]$e attach-agent $src$e set packetSize_ 210$e set burst_time_ 500ms$e set idle_time_ 500ms$e set rate_ 100k$ns_ at 0.0 "$e start"38.4 Simulated applications: Telnet and FTPThere are currently two “simulate application” classes derived from Application: Application/FTP and Application/Telnet.These classes work by advancing the count of packets available to be sent by a TCP transport agent. The actual transmissionof available packets is still controlled by TCP’s flow and congestion control algorithm.Application/FTP Application/FTP, implemented in OTcl, simulates bulk data transfer. The following are methods of theApplication/FTP class:attach-agentstartstopattaches an Application/FTP object to an agent.start the Application/FTP by calling the TCP agent’s send(-1) function, which causes TCP tobehave as if the application were continuously sending new data.stop sending.produce n set the counter of packets to be sent to n.producemore n increase the counter of packets to be sent by n.send n similar to producemore, but sends n bytes instead of packets.Application/Telnet Application/Telnet objects generate packets in one of two ways. If the member variable interval_is non-zero, then inter-packet times are chosen from an exponential distribution with average equal to interval_. Ifinterval_ is zero, then inter-arrival times are chosen according to the tcplib distribution (see tcplib-telnet.cc). The startmethod starts the packet generation process.38.5 Applications objectsAn application object may be of two types, a traffic generator or a simulated application. Traffic generator objects generatetraffic and can be of four types, namely, exponential, pareto, CBR and traffic trace.Application/Traffic/Exponential objects Exponential traffic objects generate On/Off traffic. During "on" periods, packetsare generated at a constant burst rate. During "off" periods, no traffic is generated. Burst times and idle times are takenfrom exponential distributions. Configuration parameters are:338
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Chapter 2Undocumented FacilitiesNs
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Part IInterface to the Interpreter1
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class Packet {......static int hdrl
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$ns_ dumpqCommand for dumping event
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method is now obsolete; its usage i
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why: This avoids header clashes bet
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endenddocument pargvcPrint out argc
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