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DYMOUM: A DYMO Implementation For Linux and ns-2: Main Features and Preliminay Simulation Results

The document describes DYMOUM, a DYMO implementation for Linux and the ns-2 network simulator. It has features like IPv4 support, compatibility with the DYMO draft, and the ability to run on Linux kernels and ns-2. Preliminary simulation results show DYMOUM and AODVUU have similar packet delivery ratios and delays, though DYMOUM produces more control overhead, mainly in RERR messages. The authors note that path accumulation in DYMOUM can reduce RREQs but increase RERRs, and more analysis is needed to understand performance differences.

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DYMOUM: A DYMO Implementation For Linux and ns-2: Main Features and Preliminay Simulation Results

The document describes DYMOUM, a DYMO implementation for Linux and the ns-2 network simulator. It has features like IPv4 support, compatibility with the DYMO draft, and the ability to run on Linux kernels and ns-2. Preliminary simulation results show DYMOUM and AODVUU have similar packet delivery ratios and delays, though DYMOUM produces more control overhead, mainly in RERR messages. The authors note that path accumulation in DYMOUM can reduce RREQs but increase RERRs, and more analysis is needed to understand performance differences.

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DYMOUM: A DYMO implementation for

Linux and ns-2

Main features and preliminay simulation results

Pedro M. Ruiz <[email protected]>


Francisco J. Ros<[email protected]>

August 4th, 2005


Paris, France
63rd IETF
Features
• Highly compliant with draft-ietf-manet-dymo-02
• Very much the same code for real life and simulation
• It will be released soon under the terms of the GPL
• Linux version
– IPv4 support
– Both kernels 2.4 and 2.6
• ns2 version
– ns2.27 and ns2.28 support
• ToDo
– HELLO messages
– Multiple DYMO messages on a DYMO packet
– Prefix announcement and Gateway support

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Simulation Setup
• AODVUU and DYMOUM implementations
– ns2.28
– 50 nodes around an area of 1500x300 m2
– MAC layer
• 802.11, 2 Mb/s, 250 m transmission range
– Mobility pattern
• Random Waypoint model, max speed = 20 m/s, 900 s of
simulation
• BonnMotion mobility pattern generator
• Pause times = (0, 30, 60, 120, 300, 600, 900) s
– Traffic pattern
• (10, 15, 20, 25) CBR/UDP sources, 5 pkts/s, 64 bytes/pkt
– Transient period = 65 s, 10 runs, confidence interval of 95%

3
Total Control Mesg vs Pause Time

4
15 sources
RREQ Messages vs Pause Time

5
15 sources
RREP Messages vs Pause Time

15 sources 6
RERR Messages vs Pause Time

15 sources 7
PDR vs Pause Time

8
15 sources
Delay vs. Pause time

15 sources
Lessons learnt
• Path Accumulation
– Manages to reduce number of RREQs, but may produce lots of
RERRs
– Need to carefully look at tradeoffs on when to use it
• Not really big performance differences
– Very similar PDR and delays
– A little bit more control overhead (mainly RERRs) and link layer
contention
• Still need to do a more detailed performance analysis to
provide deeper and stronger conclusions.
DYMOUM: A DYMO implementation for
Linux and ns-2

Main features and preliminay simulation results

Pedro M. Ruiz <[email protected]>


Francisco J. Ros<[email protected]>

August 4th, 2005


Paris, France
63rd IETF

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