B0-README
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- [ August 1999 ]
- Following tcl files are ns-scripts for Directed Research with Dr.Heidemann.
- You could see the explanation about those files
- at http://www-scf.usc.edu/~hyunahpa/D-Research/DR-home.html
- There are 3 kinds of files per each mechanism, which are xx.tcl, xx.nam, and xx.tr.
- All of the scripts whose file name start with 'B#- ' have same configuration, which
- has 6 nodes and 5 linkes like this..
- There are 2 flows which are TCP (between s1 & s3) and CBR (between s2 & s4).
- s1 s3
- /
- r1 ----------r2
- /
- s2 s4
-
- *** for better viewing, adjust Step from default 2.0ms to 1.3ms ***
-
- FILE NAME DESCRIPTION
- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- B0-README This file
- B1-stop-n-wait Stop-and-wait protocol between s1 and s3.
- feature : label, annotation, nam-graph, and cwnd monitor
- To see nam-graph, click 'Active Sessions' under
- 'Analysis' in the nam menu, then click 'TCP session'
- B2-stop-n-wait-loss Stop-and-wait protocol in congestion.
- feature : label, annotation, nam-graph, and cwnd monitor
- To see nam-graph, click 'Active Sessions' under
- 'Analysis' in the nam menu, then click 'TCP session'
- B3-sliding-window Sliding-window protocol between s1 and s3.
- feature : label, annotation, nam-graph, and cwnd monitor
- To see nam-graph, click 'Active Sessions' under
- 'Analysis' in the nam menu, then click 'TCP session'
- B4-sliding-window-loss Sliding-window protocol in congestion.
- feature : label, annotation, nam-graph, and cwnd monitor
- To see nam-graph, click 'Active Sessions' under
- 'Analysis' in the nam menu, then click 'TCP session'
- B5-slow-start Slow start protocol between s1 and s3.
- feature : label, annotation, nam-graph, and cwnd monitor
- To see nam-graph, click 'Active Sessions' under
- 'Analysis' in the nam menu, then click 'TCP session'
- B6-slow-start-loss Slow start protocol with a packet loss.
- feature : label, annotation, nam-graph, and cwnd monitor
- To see nam-graph, click 'Active Sessions' under
- 'Analysis' in the nam menu, then click 'TCP session'
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- written by Hyunah Park ( hyunahpa@usc.edu )