23-04-2013, 11:23 AM
Please help me with the code to add a selfish node in ns2.30 for wireless mesh network using olsr
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ns2 code for selfish node detection
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Please help me with the code to add a selfish node in ns2.30 for wireless mesh network using olsr
10-11-2014, 05:33 AM
please help me "add detection of selfish node in wireless network"
10-11-2014, 10:19 PM
Abstract: mobile ad-hoc network resources are low. This constraint leads to problems such as performance is
Decline or network partitions. In order to overcome this problem data mobile nodes is repeated. Reproductions
Performance is not degraded. The hope to work together and all nodes are sharing available
Memory. However, the possibility that some nodes is not supported and might not behave selfishly. Selfishness
Some of the nodes in the case of access data can lead to a decline in performance. Many replica allocation
The technology came into existence. This paper explore selfish nodes and duplicate allocation to apply
NS2 simulation tool. Empirical results in terms of communication that the proposed algorithm I found effective
Costs, access to data and average query delay.
Keywords: selfish replica allocation, mobile ad-hoc networks, recognize selfishness.
I.INTRODUCTION
They can be used in computing as mobile devices have become popular. Mobile ad-hoc network is widely used
They are the infrastructure and Raconteurs as can be established. This is made possible due to the innovations
Communication technologies. Without a central server and a MANET multihop network infrastructure.
Although MANET in each node acts as a router and maintain communication with other nodes. There are many
MANET in applications world. For example, in situations such as natural disasters, manet could be installed,
MANET communication in emergency situations because the battle areas etc in is suitable for handling problems.
Another important and interesting MANET application file that helps is a peer-to-peer mobile overlay network
Sharing. MANET nodes in a network may cause partition that can move from one place to another. For
It runs from a split from the network when a node for this reason data can be inaccessible
Network segmentation. To find out the level of accessibility in MANETs data used to measure
Decline or network partitions. In order to overcome this problem data mobile nodes is repeated. Reproductions
Performance is not degraded. The hope to work together and all nodes are sharing available
Memory. However, the possibility that some nodes is not supported and might not behave selfishly. Selfishness
Some of the nodes in the case of access data can lead to a decline in performance. Many replica allocation
The technology came into existence. This paper explore selfish nodes and duplicate allocation to apply
NS2 simulation tool. Empirical results in terms of communication that the proposed algorithm I found effective
Costs, access to data and average query delay.
Keywords: selfish replica allocation, mobile ad-hoc networks, recognize selfishness.
I.INTRODUCTION
They can be used in computing as mobile devices have become popular. Mobile ad-hoc network is widely used
They are the infrastructure and Raconteurs as can be established. This is made possible due to the innovations
Communication technologies. Without a central server and a MANET multihop network infrastructure.
Although MANET in each node acts as a router and maintain communication with other nodes. There are many
MANET in applications world. For example, in situations such as natural disasters, manet could be installed,
MANET communication in emergency situations because the battle areas etc in is suitable for handling problems.
Another important and interesting MANET application file that helps is a peer-to-peer mobile overlay network
Sharing. MANET nodes in a network may cause partition that can move from one place to another. For
It runs from a split from the network when a node for this reason data can be inaccessible
Network segmentation. To find out the level of accessibility in MANETs data used to measure
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