Re: [ns] how to set interference range of a node

[Robin Poss <robin@ee.cornell.edu>]

You can use the mac-null.cc MAC layer I posted some time ago,
which relies only on GOD information to decide whether a node is
within range or not. THe GOD information is produced by setdest,
and in setdest.cc you can change the variable RANGE at will.

If you'd rather use a more realistic MAC layer, changing the
range involves several parameters, I believe there is a program
to which you can feed the range you'd like, and it will give you
the parameters to change and their values. Search the mailing
list archive for "threshold.cc".


On Thu, 23 Nov 2000, Sridhar Gurivireddy wrote:
> I am implementing a new routing protocol for mobile adhoc networks. Can
> tell me how to set the interference range of a mobile node?(the range
> within which all the node are my neighbours)
-- 
Robin