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[ns] error model

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Subject: [ns] error model
From: "Catlett, Richard W. (UMC-Student)" <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 10:44:03 -0500
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I am running a simple simulation of three nodes right now.  Node 1
and 3 communicate with tcp through node 2.  When I have an error 
model connected to just one node it works fine, when I connect the
error model to both node 1 and 3 it gets funny.  Viewing the nam
file it looks like the packets originate from node 2 the one in the
middle, go to recieving node and then that node acks all the way
back to the first node through the intermediary node.  I was
sondering if anyone else had encountered this problem and fixed it,
or if anyone could help me solve it.

thanks, 
Rich Catlett

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