From rima@ee.ucla.edu  Thu Apr 11 15:40:02 2002
From: rima@ee.ucla.edu (Rima May Khalaf)
Date: Thu Apr 11 14:40:02 2002
Subject: [Ns-edu] Suppoer for Directional Antennasin NS2
Message-ID: <Pine.GHP.4.10.10204111435310.13621-100000@hplab01.ee.ucla.edu>

Hello everyone,

I am a graduate EE student at UCLA, and I am intersted in doing a
simulation study of some routing protocols in ad hoc networks when using
directional antennas.

To my knowledge, the classical NS2 software package only
supports omni directional antennas.

Does anyone know of a readily existing modification of the code that
allows the use of directional antennas?

Any information will be greatly appreciated!

Thanx,
Rima


From johnh@ISI.EDU  Thu Apr 11 16:15:40 2002
From: johnh@ISI.EDU (John Heidemann)
Date: Thu Apr 11 15:15:40 2002
Subject: [Ns-edu] Suppoer for Directional Antennasin NS2
In-Reply-To: <Pine.GHP.4.10.10204111435310.13621-100000@hplab01.ee.ucla.edu>
Message-ID: <200204112212.g3BMCQA12634@dash.isi.edu>

On Thu, 11 Apr 2002 14:38:42 PDT, Rima May Khalaf wrote: 
>Hello everyone,
>
>I am a graduate EE student at UCLA, and I am intersted in doing a
>simulation study of some routing protocols in ad hoc networks when using
>directional antennas.
>
>To my knowledge, the classical NS2 software package only
>supports omni directional antennas.
>
>Does anyone know of a readily existing modification of the code that
>allows the use of directional antennas?
>
>Any information will be greatly appreciated!

This is not an ns-edu related issue.  Please re-post this question on
the ns-users mailing list to keep ns-edu on-target (and low-traffic).

   -John Heidemann

From ee601@excite.com  Tue Apr 16 06:17:53 2002
From: ee601@excite.com (ee601@excite.com)
Date: Tue Apr 16 05:17:53 2002
Subject: [Ns-edu] energy consumed in adhoc networks
Message-ID: <20020416080256.661A729A03@xmxpita.excite.com>



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 Hi,

In NS, for adhoc networks, is it possible to specify the amount of energy spent for every transmission?
Let me make it a bit clear with an example below.

Say I have the following links 
 a) node1 - node2
 b) node1 - node3
 c) node1 - node4

And node1 sends data to node2, node3 and node4. I want the have transmit at different energy levels for these
three nodes. How can I do this? If this is not currently supported, can someone give me some tips/guidance
as to how I can go about doing this?


Thanks,
deja

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 Hi,
<br />

<br />
In NS, for adhoc networks, is it possible to specify the amount of energy spent for every transmission?
<br />
Let me make it a bit clear with an example below.
<br />

<br />
Say I have the following links 
<br />
 a) node1 - node2
<br />
 b) node1 - node3
<br />
 c) node1 - node4
<br />

<br />
And node1 sends data to node2, node3 and node4. I want the have transmit at different energy levels for these
<br />
three nodes. How can I do this? If this is not currently supported, can someone give me some tips/guidance
<br />
as to how I can go about doing this?
<br />

<br />

<br />
Thanks,
<br />
deja<p><hr>

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From mchuang@cs.uwm.edu  Tue Apr 16 15:35:02 2002
From: mchuang@cs.uwm.edu (Ming-Chang Huang)
Date: Tue Apr 16 14:35:02 2002
Subject: [Ns-edu] connect one node to multiple nodes
Message-ID: <02041616301402.01212@e742-pc00.cs.uwm.edu>

Hi,

I am just new in using ns-2. I have a problem for connecting one node to 
multiple nodes and that node can get the acks from all those connected nodes. 
For example, node 1 connects to node 2, 3 and 4 at the same time and Node 1 
can also get the acks from node 2, 3, and 4 once they get the message from 
node 1. I appreciate if someone can tell me how to implement that. 
Thank you very much.


Ming-Chang Huang

From Anthony.J.Anbu@uts.edu.au  Wed Apr 17 06:15:06 2002
From: Anthony.J.Anbu@uts.edu.au (Anthony Anbu)
Date: Wed Apr 17 05:15:06 2002
Subject: [Ns-edu] Can somebody help....
Message-ID: <945d1903dd.903dd945d1@uts.edu.au>

I am new to NS2. Can somebody tell me how to install NS2 in 
Windows (i.e 98 or XP)?

I tried following the NS2 website directions, but it did not work!

Would this be good as running on a Unix machine?

Thanking you all for your help

Regards,

Jitendra 





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From johnh@ISI.EDU  Wed Apr 17 11:55:01 2002
From: johnh@ISI.EDU (John Heidemann)
Date: Wed Apr 17 10:55:01 2002
Subject: [Ns-edu] off-topic posts
Message-ID: <200204171749.g3HHnWH26987@dash.isi.edu>

Because of the series of off-topic posts to ns-edu, I've changed the
mailing list to be moderated.  Every post will now be reviewed before
it appears.  I apologize for the added delay this introduces, but I
think it's very important to keep ns-edu on topic (about using ns for
classroom education, not overrun by "help me" mail).

   -John Heidemann