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---------------Glomosim is COPYRIGHTED software, and is the intellectual property of
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commercial products or to use it for commercial purposes should contact:
Professor Rajive Bagrodia
University of California, Los Angeles
Department of Computer Science
Box 951596
3532 Boelter Hall
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Using Wired model in GlomoSim:
---------------------2. In order to simulate WIRED, you must specify the following two
parameters in your configuration file:
MAC-PROTOCOL
WIRED
WIRED-LINK-FILE
file_name_for_wired_configuration_file
ROUTING-PROTOCOL
STATIC-ROUTE-FILE
STATIC
file_name_for_routing_files
The first selects WIRED model as the protocol to be simulated. The second
is a configuration file name for wired model which contains link configuration.
And Current WIRED model support only static routing and point-to-point
communication, to use static routing we need to set ROUTING-PROTOCOL to STATIC
and fill in routing file name.
Configuration files of WIRED Model
-----------------------------------A list of configuration files for WIRED model are as follows
1. WIRED-LINK-FILE :
Link is half-duplex and directional, therefore to use bi-directional,
We should define both link.
Example: bin/wired_conf/wired_4.conf
Format
First column
: Source Address
Secound column : Interface ID for this link of Source
Third column
: Dest Addr.
Fourth column : Interface ID for this link of Destination
Fifth column
: Bandwidth of this link
Sixth column
: Propagation delay of this link
2. STATIC-ROUTE-FILE :
Example : bin/wired_conf/rtable_4.in
Format
First column
: Src Addr
Second column : Dest Addr
Third column
: Next Hop Addr
Fourth column : Interface ID of Src to send message to Next Hop
5)
Node 0 (Interface ID 3) ===============> Node 1 (Interface ID 2)
then route entry is that "0 1 1 3"
Node 0 (Interface ID 3) ===> Node 1 (Interface 2) ==> Node 2 (Interface
route entry for communication between node 0 and node 2 :
"0 2 1 3"
"1 2 2 2"
How to give Interface ID:
There is no restriction to give Interface ID from 0 to 29.
For one link, SRC and DEST give one Interface ID at each.
To fill in route information, Src uses outgoing Interface ID and Dest uses
incoming Interface ID.