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Hello guys i want to compose a code (in C++) for Ns3 to simulate the fuctionality of sliding window , maybe can help me somebody!
I think I'm catching on to your situation. There seems to be two possible issues.konspapa11 said:Mrs Scott Thank u for immediately response in my answer, i installed Ns3 in my computer is network simulator, now i must to compose a sliding window code to simulate this in Ns3 and record the measurements of delay and throughput, sliding window operation you can find in this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sliding_window_protocol.
NS3, or Network Simulator 3, is a discrete-event network simulator used for research and development of network protocols and systems. It works by simulating the behavior of a network over time, taking into account various factors such as packet loss, congestion, and routing algorithms.
NS3 offers a wide range of benefits, including the ability to simulate complex and large-scale networks, support for multiple network protocols and technologies, and the ability to customize and extend its functionalities through the use of modules and programming languages such as C++ and Python.
One of the main advantages of NS3 over other network simulators is its open-source nature, allowing for easy customization and development. It also offers a high level of accuracy and realism in its simulations, making it a popular choice for network research and development.
Yes, NS3 has the capability to simulate both wired and wireless networks, making it a versatile tool for network research. It supports various wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi, LTE, and 5G, and also allows for the simulation of hybrid networks combining both wired and wireless components.
While NS3 may have a steeper learning curve compared to other network simulators, it is still suitable for beginners. It offers comprehensive documentation and resources for learning and has a large community of users who can provide support and guidance. Additionally, the flexibility and extensibility of NS3 make it a valuable tool for both beginners and experienced users in network simulation.