[ns] How to Disable RTR packets?

[Shen Ren]

Thnaks Cicconetti,
         However if I set val(rountertrace) OFF, there would still be routing packets sending around.
         
         My situation is I do not need any routing packets. I am simulating one base station and many static nodes. And all
the nodes would send the base station packets directly. Thus I am thinking of two ways to solve it:
 
         1. one way is to use NOAH routing protocol, however, many existing agents seems not working correctly with it.
 
         2. the second way is to use modified AODV or DSR or DSDV protocol to limited them to be only one stop. However,
          I am not sure how to achieve it.

	And another question is where is the routing AODV agents located in the network stack? right above ll? 
	 
	 
	Thanks again & hv a nice day!
	 
	Regards,
	 
	Shen Ren
	 
	 
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	From: ns-users-bounces at ISI.EDU on behalf of Claudio Cicconetti 
	Sent: Mon 5/17/2004 11:00 PM 
	To: Shen Ren 
	Cc: ns-users at ISI.EDU 
	Subject: Re: [ns] How to Disable RTR packets?
	
	



	RTR = routing protocol (wireless trace, I suppose)
	
	If you do not want to see them, just disable the routertrace parameter
	when calling node-config (something like this):
	
	        set val(routertrace)    OFF
	
	What do you mean with 'send "a" packet'? Only one packet? It depends on
	the application that you are using. Example: if cbr => set variable
	maxpkts_ to 1. I do not know if there is something similar for the FTP
	application; you may try
	
	        Source/FTP set maxpkts_ 1
	
	Regards
	        C. Cicconetti
	
	
	On Mon, 17 May 2004, Shen Ren wrote:
	
	>
	>
	> Dear All,
	>       How to disable RTR (ready to receive) packets since I do not
	> want them?
	>
	>       How can I do things like : at time t0 ftp application send "a"
	> packet to the receiver ???
	>
	> Regards,
	> Shen Ren
	>
	>
	
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	Claudio Cicconetti, PhD student
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	Dpt. of Information Engineering
	University of Pisa - ITALY