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QualNet Simulator Assignment 4 Use QualNet simulation tool to show the comparison of adhoc routing protocols: AODV and DSR. Consider varying packet size, number of nodes, bandwidth and bit error rate for comparison. Repeat a QualNet simulation with different seed values for example 1,2,3,4 and 5. You should NEVER just run one simulation, with one seed value, and claim that you have a good understanding of the performance of the protocol. You need to see how the protocol reacts in a wide variety of topologies to understand its performance. In mobile networks (and even in wired networks), strange anomalies can occur in one network topology that do not occur in others. Hence, if you only examine the results from the one topology with the anomaly, you may not be able to understand your results. Use the following input parameters for your simulations. If a particular input parameter is not listed, just use the default value that comes with QualNet. MAC protocol: 802.11 Routing protocol: AODV Mobility protocol: Random Waypoint Mobility speeds: 0-10m/s Pause time: 10seconds Number of nodes: 50 Network terrain dimensions: 1000m x 1000m Transmission range: 250m (*exactly*) Bandwidth: 2Mbps Traffic type: CBR Source nodes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Destination nodes: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (respectively) Data packet size: 64 bytes Packet generation rate: 10 pkts/sec (at each source) Number of packets to send in each session: 1000 Simulation length: 200 seconds Data session start time: Start first session at 10 seconds, and start the following ones every 5 seconds after the previous one. For the above parameters, run simulations with SEED values 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Save your results from each simulation run so that you can average the results together. You will need to determine how to set the transmission range. After running the five simulations, compute the averages for the following metrics. These values should be an average of each session within a simulation, and then should be averaged over all seed values.

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  • QualNet Simulator

    Assignment 4

    Use QualNet simulation tool to show the comparison of adhoc routing protocols: AODV and DSR.

    Consider varying packet size, number of nodes, bandwidth and bit error rate for comparison.

    Repeat a QualNet simulation with different seed values for example 1,2,3,4 and 5. You should NEVER

    just run one simulation, with one seed value, and claim that you have a good understanding of the

    performance of the protocol. You need to see how the protocol reacts in a wide variety of topologies

    to understand its performance. In mobile networks (and even in wired networks), strange anomalies

    can occur in one network topology that do not occur in others. Hence, if you only examine the

    results from the one topology with the anomaly, you may not be able to understand your results.

    Use the following input parameters for your simulations. If a particular input parameter is not listed,

    just use the default value that comes with QualNet.

    MAC protocol: 802.11

    Routing protocol: AODV

    Mobility protocol: Random Waypoint

    Mobility speeds: 0-10m/s

    Pause time: 10seconds

    Number of nodes: 50

    Network terrain dimensions: 1000m x 1000m

    Transmission range: 250m (*exactly*)

    Bandwidth: 2Mbps

    Traffic type: CBR

    Source nodes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

    Destination nodes: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (respectively)

    Data packet size: 64 bytes

    Packet generation rate: 10 pkts/sec (at each source)

    Number of packets to send in each session: 1000

    Simulation length: 200 seconds

    Data session start time: Start first session at 10 seconds, and start the following ones every

    5 seconds after the previous one.

    For the above parameters, run simulations with SEED values 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Save your results from

    each simulation run so that you can average the results together. You will need to determine how to

    set the transmission range.

    After running the five simulations, compute the averages for the following metrics. These values

    should be an average of each session within a simulation, and then should be averaged over all seed

    values.