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Re: AW: AW: Attaching more than 1 agent to a Node
If you don't have too many nodes and agents, use trace-all; then extract the
events corresponding to the arrivals at the receiver. awk is nice tool for that,
here is a simple script :
{
if ($10 == dst) print $2, ++x
}
$10 is the field witch contains (node & agent) dst address; $2 is the time
field, and x is just a counter. You pass dst as an arg to the script.
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> hi tarik,
>
> i would like to obtained the number of TCP packets received at the
> receiver. is there anyway i could do that ? i.e. to generate a tracefile for
> the receiver ?
>
> thanks.
>
> rgds,
> Kwang Mien
>
Tarik