NS3 PROJECTS are also developed to provide an open, extensible network simulation platform, for networking research and education.
Reason to Choose NS3-Projects for Network Simulation?
In brief, ns3-projects provides models of how packet data networks work and also performs, and provides a simulation engine also for users to conduct simulation experiments.
Advantages of choosing ns-3 projects:
- Leverage available tools and also models that means write programs to work together
- Build and maintain simulation core, integrate models developed also by other researchers
- Enforce core coding/testing standards
- Support research driven workflows
- Open source development models also for research community maintains the models
Benefits of NS-3 projects:
Ns-3 projects provide features not available in ns-2, such as a implementation code execution environment (allowing users to run real implementation code in the simulator). Also, Ns-3 projects provides a lower base level of abstraction compared with ns-2, allowing it to align better with how real systems are put together. Some limitations found in ns-2 (such as supporting multiple types of interfaces on nodes correctly) have been remedied in ns-3. Ns3-projects is also actively maintained with an active, responsive user’s mailing list, while ns-2 is only lightly maintained and has not seen significant development in its main code tree also for over a decade.
Sample code for ns-3 projects:
This is the code for creation of both number of nodes and also empty nodes in ns3 projects.
1. Code for empty node container in ns-3 projects:
NodeContainer csmaNodes;
NodeContainer wifiNodes;
2. Creation of number of node containers in ns3 projects:
csmaNodes.Create (2);
wifiNodes.Create (3););
3. Add node with existing created nodes in ns-3 projects:
wifiNodes.Add (csmaNodes.Get (1));
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