1. NS2.Notebook: Multi-channel Multi-interface Simulation in NS2 (2.29)
2. A new one for hyacinth for NS-2.29
3. Extend NS2 to support multi-channel multi-interface for wireless networks
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This work is divided into two partition.
First, we must add "interfaces" into MAC layer andChannel module and modify "arp.cc" to avoid errorupdating neighbor nodes' arp table.
Second, we must modify (or add) routing protocolto choose correct "interface" to send out packets.
In first partition, I followed the steps in"Multi-channel Multi-interface Extension" sectionin the first tutorial.
In second partition, I used the "manual routing"in the first tutorial at the beginning.
And then, I modify "NOAH" protocol to supportMulti-interface MAC by the steps of how to modify"AODV" protocol in the third tutorial .
The next document will show the following:
(i) the concept about extending Multi-interface in NS2 by the first tutorial;
(ii) my code of a modified "NOAH" protocol.
In the following,I will describe some concepts of the multi-interface extending in the first tutorial.
1. The point in tcl/lib/ns-lib.tcl
The modification of "create-wireless-node" is adding 5 (or more)interface in a wireless node.And we can easily find that a wireless node have 5 copies of MAC-layer (Figure1).
(Figure 1)
So, there are five LL, ARP, IFq, MAC and NetIF in a wireless node,and the range of their number is 0 to 4. (ex: ll_(0) ~ ll_(4), ifq_(0) ~ ifq_(4))
Also, we must know that each node has five node ID.(ex: id of node(0) is 0 to 4; id of node(5) is 25 to 29.)
2. tcl/lib/ns-mobilenode.tcl
Let the pkt path in "MAC Layer" (Figure 1) find the right interface.(especially down-link)
6. mac/mac-802_11.ccThe reason of "(dst/NUM_NICS) and (index_/NUM_NICS)"is that each node has five node id.
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By the way,if you want to disable ARP protocol in 5-interface node, just do like the following:
modify mac/arp.cc
intARPTable::arpresolve(nsaddr_t dst, Packet *p, LL *ll)
{ //disable ARP
hdr_cmn *ch = HDR_CMN(p);
mac_->hdr_dst((char*) HDR_MAC(p), 5*ch->next_hop());
return 0; ARPEntry *llinfo; assert(initialized());
.........
}
If ns2 you use is not multi-interface, you don't need multiply 5 and only "ch->next_hop()."
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Finally, I have a modified NOAH routing protocol. (download)
All I do is following the steps of how to modify "AODV" protocolin the third tutorial.
Basically, I think "manual routing" is OK, but there is another choice which is"modified NOAH routing."
You can use it as the following:
set cmd "[$node_($i) set ragent_] routing $val(nn)"set cmd "$cmd $to $hop $NIC"
"$to" is the destination.
"$hop" is the next hop.
"$NIC" is the interface which you assign between this nodeto the next hop.(channel of this interface is assigned at "$ns_ node-config")
转自
http://blog.pixnet.net/zayrowz/post/9922095
源自
http://www.ecsl.cs.sunysb.edu/multichannel/
