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Experiment - 4: OBJECTIVE: IEEE 802.11 Implementation in ns-2 LAN Connection. APPARATUS: NS2 Software Theory

The document discusses using the NS2 simulator to model a local area network (LAN) connection. It explains that NS2 can simulate link layer protocols, MAC protocols, and physical channels. It provides the command to define a LAN in NS2, which takes 7 arguments to specify the nodes in the group, delay, bandwidth, link layer type, interference queue, MAC type, and channel type. The procedure describes opening a terminal, writing an NS2 script in a .tcl file, saving and running it with ns2, and viewing the output in the .nam file. The learning outcome is how to set up LAN connections and share data/resources in NS2 simulations.

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Experiment - 4: OBJECTIVE: IEEE 802.11 Implementation in ns-2 LAN Connection. APPARATUS: NS2 Software Theory

The document discusses using the NS2 simulator to model a local area network (LAN) connection. It explains that NS2 can simulate link layer protocols, MAC protocols, and physical channels. It provides the command to define a LAN in NS2, which takes 7 arguments to specify the nodes in the group, delay, bandwidth, link layer type, interference queue, MAC type, and channel type. The procedure describes opening a terminal, writing an NS2 script in a .tcl file, saving and running it with ns2, and viewing the output in the .nam file. The learning outcome is how to set up LAN connections and share data/resources in NS2 simulations.

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EXPERIMENT 4

OBJECTIVE: IEEE 802.11 implementation in ns-2 LAN connection. APPARATUS: NS2 software THEORY : NS simulator simulates the levels related to local area network : link layer protocals such as ARQ (Automatic repeat request) , MAC protocol (Ethernet or token ring) and physical channel . The best way to define a LAN through which a group of nodes is connected is by command. Set lan [$ns newLan <arguments>] There are seven arguments : 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Group of nodes ex. $n3 $n4 $n5 The delay The bandwidth A link layer type(eg TTL) The interference queue , ex QueueDropTail, The MAC type (MAC/Csma/cd or MAC /802_3) The channel type (eg .chaanel)

PROCEDURE: Open Terminal window. Make a .tcl file with help of gedit. Type the program. Save in current directory. Compile and Run the program on terminal by typing ns2 followed by file _name.tcl. For the output see .nam file.

CODE :

OUTPUT :

LEARNING OUTCOME : We learnt how to share data and resources connections. in LAN connection and how to set LAN

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