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    Network Simulator

    Durga Charan Patel


    M.Phil (CS& IT)
    Pt. R.S.U Raipur
    Outline
    • Introduction
    • What is Network Simulator
    • How to install Network Simulator
    • How to
    What is Network Simulator
    • Ns-2 is a discrete-event network simulator for
    Internet systems, targeted primarily for
    research and educational use.
    • It is Written in a combination of C++ and Otcl
    an object oriented scripting language .
    NS2 Supports Networks
    • Wired Network -
    • Wireless Network
    • Ad-hoc Network
    • Wireless Sensor network
    Ns depends on several externally available
    components
    • Ns, the simulator itself
    • Nam, the network animator
    – Visualize ns (or other) output
    – Nam editor: GUI interface to generate ns scripts
    • Pre-processing:
    – Traffic and topology generators
    • Post-processing:
    – Simple trace analysis, often in Awk, Perl, or Tcl
    Ns functionalities
    • Wired world
    – Routing DV, LS, PIM-SM
    – Transportation: TCP and UDP
    – Traffic sources:web, ftp, telnet, cbr, stochastic
    – Queuing disciplines:drop-tail, RED, FQ, SFQ, DRR
    – QoS: IntServ and Diffserv
    – Emulation
    • Wireless
    – Ad hoc routing and mobile IP
    – Directed diffusion, sensor-MA
    Types of Network Simulator

    OMNeT++ is a component-based, modular and open-


    architecture discrete event network simulation framework.
    The most common use of OMNeT++ is its use as a structure
    for simulation of computer networks, but it is also used for
    queuing network simulations, and other areas as well
    • QualNet is a network simulation tool that simulates
    wireless and wired packet mode communication networks.
    QualNet Developer is a discrete event simulator used in the
    simulation of MANET, WiMAX networks,satellite networks,
    and sensor networks,among others. QualNet has models for
    common network protocols that are provided in source form
    and are organized around the OSI Stack. QualNet is a
    commercial tool derived from GloMoSim .
    • J-Sim is an object-oriented library for discrete-time
    process-oriented simulation. Its main application
    area is queueing network simulation, however, the
    range of its use can be very wide – almost any
    system where object states change discretely can be
    modelled using J-Sim. J-Sim is a Simula-like
    simulation environment written in Java. For the
    programmer, it provides the same possibilities as
    the Simula language does. Plus much more. Latest
    version jsim 0.6.0 Aug 2006
    • SENSE, has been developed forsimulating wireless sensor
    networks. The primary design goal is to ad-dress such
    factors as extensibility, reusability, and scalability, and
    totake into account the needs of different users. The
    recent progressesin component-based simulation, namely
    the component-port model andthe simulation component
    classification, provided a sound theoreticalfoundation for
    the simulator. Practical issues, such as efficient mem-ory
    usage, sensor network specific models, were also
    considered. Con-sequently, SENSE becomes an ease-of-
    use and efficient simulator forsensor network research.
    Visual Sense
    • Modeling of wireless sensor networks requires sophisticated
    modeling of communication channels, sensor channels, ad-hoc
    networking protocols, localization strategies, media access
    control protocols, energy consumption in sensor nodes, etc.
    This modeling framework is designed to support a component-
    based construction of such models. It is intended to enable the
    research community to share models of disjoint aspects of the
    sensor nets problem and to build models that include
    sophisticated elements from several aspects. Visual sense
    provides a accurate and extensible radio model . This radio
    model is based on general energy propagation model that can
    be reused for physical phenomenon to use for localization .
    J prowler
    • Prowler is a probabilistic wireless network simulator
    capable of simulating wireless distributed systems,
    from the application to the physical communication
    layer.
    • Prowler, running under MATLAB, provides an easy
    way of application prototyping with nice visualization
    capabilities.
    • Although Prowler provides a generic simulation
    environment, its current target platform is the
    Berkeley MICA mote running TinyOS.
    • OPNET Modeler® accelerates the R&D process for analyzing and
    designing communication networks, devices, protocols, and
    applications. Users can analyze simulated networks to compare the
    impact of different technology designs on end-to-end behavior.
    Modeler incorporates a broad suite of protocols and technologies,
    and includes a development environment to enable modeling of all
    network types and technologies including:
    • VoIP
    • TCP
    • OSPFv3
    • MPLS
    • IPv6
    • The OPNET Modeler® Wireless Suite provides high fidelity
    modeling, simulation, and analysis of a broad range of
    wireless networks. Technology developers leverage advanced
    simulation capabilities and rich protocol model suites to
    design and optimize proprietary wireless protocols, such as
    access control and scheduling algorithms. Simulations
    incorporate motion in mobile networks, including ground,
    airborne, and satellite systems. Modeler Wireless Suite
    supports any network with mobile devices, including cellular
    (GSM, CDMA, UMTS, IEEE 802.16 WiMAX, LTE, etc.),
    mobile ad hoc, wireless LAN (IEEE 802.11), personal area
    networks (Bluetooth, ZigBee, etc.) and satellite.
    Problem

    Result Simulation Modify


    analysis model ns

    Setup/run
    simulation
    with ns

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    Support Network protocol
    • Focused on modeling network protocols
    – Wired, wireless, satellite
    – TCP, UDP, multicast, unicast
    – Web, telnet, ftp
    – Ad hoc routing, sensor networks
    – Infrastructure: stats, tracing, error models, etc

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