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Chapter 5Nodes and Packet ForwardingThis chapter describes one aspect of creating a topology in ns, i.e., creating the nodes. In the next chapter (Chapter 6), wewill describe second aspect of creating the topology, i.e., connecting the nodes to form links.Recall that each simulation requires a single instance of the class Simulator to control and operate that simulation.The class provides instance procedures to create and manage the topology, and internally stores references to each elementof the topology. We begin by describing the procedures in the class Simulator (Section 5.1). We then describe the instanceprocedures in the class Node (Section 5.2) to access and operate on individual nodes. We conclude with detailed descriptionsof the Classifier (Section 5.4) from which the more complex node objects are formed.The procedures and functions described in this chapter can be found in ~ns/tcl/lib/ns-lib.tcl, ~ns/tcl/lib/ns-node.tcl,~ns/tcl/lib/ns-rtmodule.tcl, ~ns/rtmodule.{cc,h}, ~ns/classifier.{cc, h}, ~ns/classifier-addr.cc, ~ns/classifier-mcast.cc, ~ns/classifiermpath.cc,and, ~ns/replicator.cc.5.1 Node BasicsThe basic primitive for creating a node isset ns [new Simulator]$ns nodeThe instance procedure node constructs a node out of more simple classifier objects (Section 5.4). The Node itself is astandalone class in OTcl. However, most of the components of the node are themselves TclObjects. The typical structureof a (unicast) node is as shown in Figure 5.1. This simple structure consists of two TclObjects: an address classifer(classifer_) and a port classifier (dmux_). The function of these classifiers is to distribute incoming packets to thecorrect agent or outgoing link.All nodes contain at least the following components:• an address or id_, monotonically increasing by 1 (from initial value 0) across the simulation namespace as nodes arecreated,• a list of neighbors (neighbor_),45
NODEPortClassifierAgentAgentAddrClassifierdmux_Agentagents_Node entryentry_classifier_LinkLinkLinkFigure 5.1: Structure of a Unicast Node. Notice that entry_ is simply a label variable instead of a real object, e.g., theclassifier_.• a list of agents (agent_),• a node type identifier (nodetype_), and• a routing module (described in Section 5.5 below)By default, nodes in ns are constructed for unicast simulations. In order to enable multicast simulation, the simulation shouldbe created with an option “-multicast on”, e.g.:set ns [new Simulator -multicast on]The internal structure of a typical multicast node is shown in Figure 5.2.When a simulation uses multicast routing, the highest bit of the address indicates whether the particular address is a multicastaddress or an unicast address. If the bit is 0, the address represents a unicast address, else the address represents a multicastaddress.46
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Bibliography[1] C. Alaettinoğlu, A
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