WIMAX NETWORK SIMULATOR OMNET++ PROJECTS

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WIMAX-SIMULATION IN OMNET++:
  • Omnet++ is an extensible, component based C++ Simulation library and framework used for network simulation
  • Simulation of Wi-max Network is performed in Omnet++ using NUMBAT Model.
  • Numbat is a simulation Model for IEEE 802.16 [Wi-max Networks] with the support for Mobile Ipv6.
  • It can be used in Linux and Windows systems. Nambat is supported by Omnet++ 4.1 and above versions.
NUMBAT for Wimax Simulation in Omnet++:
Features Supported in Wimax layer:
  • Simple radio/PHY layer[Unicast(SS to BS) and Multicast(BS to SS) transmission]
  • Based on IEEE 802.16
  • Bandwidth management[BWR transmission and CDMA codes for ranging]
  • OFDMA transmission[including radio frame symbols/slots, CDMA codes ]
  • Control plane[Scanning(SCN-RSP, SCN-REQ)]
  • Control-plane[Handover(MSHO-RSP, BSHO-REQ, HO-IND)]
  • Control plane[Service flow creation/mgmt(DSA-RSP, DSA-REQ, DSA-ACK)]
  • Traffic Models[Fixed, distance based handover, handover after timeout]
  • Traffic-classes supported[Unsolicited Grant service and Best effort]
  • Use of simple Event signaling
  • Multiple BSes Support
  • Connection management and queuing
  • Multiple SSes Support
  • Simulation of Handover between BSes
  • Control plane [Network entry(SBC-REQ, RNG-REQ, RNG-RSP, SBC-RSP, PKM-RSP, PKM-REQ, REG-RSP and REG-REQ messages)]
Simulation Parameters specified in Omnetpp.ini Files:
  • Description[Description used during network configuration selection]
  • LogLevel[Defines the verbosity level of Numbat Module]
  • Sim-time-limit [length of simulation period]
  • StartTime[Period at which CN starts sending pings to SS]
  • Interval[Defines the interval between consecutive pings to CN]
  • FMIP[Enables/disables fast handover for Mobile IPv6]
  • CPU-time-limit[Real time limit]
  • PacketSize[Defines the payload size of Ping ]
  • HandoverTime[Interval between Consecutive handovers]
  • numSS[number of SSes]
  • numbs[number of BSes]
  • wmaxHoOptim[Defines WiMAX Optimization]
  • wmaxIsMobile[Defines SS Mobility type]
  • movementType[Defines type of SS movement]
Simulation Steps for Wimax Simulation:
  • Create the compound modules using NED and/or GNED


network physim extends Physim

{

parameters:

}

network physim extends from Physim

  • Configure the chosen Physim compound modules

module Physim

{

parameters:

int LogLevel; //was volatile double

int numBS; //volatile double

int numSS; //volatile double

@display(“bgb=0,0”);

submodules:

BS[numBS]: BS {

parameters:

@display(“p=100,200,r,200;i=device/antennatower_l”);

gates:

in[numSS];

out[numSS];

}

SS[numSS]: SS {

parameters:

@display(“p=50,50,r,50;i=device/pc_s”);

}

CN[numSS]: CorrNode {

parameters:

@display(“i=device/pc2;p=50,355,r,50”);

}

internet: Internet {

parameters:

@display(“p=480,280;i=misc/cloud”);

}

connections allowunconnected:

for i=1..numSS {

CN[i-1].ipOut –> internet.ipIn++;

internet.ipOut++ –> CN[i-1].ipIn;

}

for i=0..numBS-1 {

BS[i].networkOut –> internet.ipIn++;

internet.ipOut++ –> BS[i].networkIn;

}

}

  • Save this file as Physim.ned
  • Declare class(e.g WMaxCtrlSS.{cc.h})derived from FSM class and list of states in header[.h] file

WMaxCtrlSS: WMaxCtrlSS {

parameters:

@display(“i=block/cogwheel,#ce1821;p=264,80”);   }

typedef enum {//To define list of states

STATE_OPERATIONAL, // normal operation

STATE_SEND_MSHO_REQ, // send MSHO-REQ message

STATE_WAIT_BSHO_RSP, // wait for BSHO-RSP message

STATE_SEND_HO_IND, // send HO-IND message

STATE_HANDOVER_COMPLETE, // handover complete

STATE_NUM

} State;

  • Set the simulation parameters in the INI files

[General]

ned-path = ipv6;util;wimax

network = physim

cpu-time-limit = 9600s

sim-time-limit = 200s

// General loglevel for the whole sim

physim.LogLevel = 6

physim.SS[*].NetworkEntryTime = 0.1

physim.SS[*].HandoverTime = 3

//number Base station(BS) and  subscriber stations (SS).

physim.numBS = 3

physim.numSS = 4

physim.BS[*].bsIPv6.raGen.RaInterval = 0.030

physim.BS[0].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.preference = 0

physim.BS[1].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.preference = 1

physim.BS[2].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.preference = 2

physim.BS[3].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.preference = 3

physim.BS[4].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.preference = 4

physim.BS[*].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.MinDelayAdvertise = 0.010

physim.BS[*].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.MaxDelayAdvertise = 0.050

physim.BS[*].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.MinDelayReply = 0.030

physim.BS[*].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.MaxDelayReply = 0.080

physim.BS[*].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.MinDelayRelay = 0.060

physim.BS[*].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.MaxDelayRelay = 0.100

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MinDelayCdma = 0.005

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MaxDelayCdma = 0.005

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MinDelayRng = 0.020

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MaxDelayRng = 0.040

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MinDelaySbc = 0.010

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MaxDelaySbc = 0.030

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MinDelaySaTek = 0.100

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MaxDelaySaTek = 0.200

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MinDelayScn = 0.020

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MaxDelayScn = 0.040

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MinDelayReg = 0.030

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MaxDelayReg = 0.060

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MinDelayHoRsp = 0.050

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MaxDelayHoRsp = 0.080

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MinDelayDsxRvd = 0.005

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MaxDelayDsxRvd = 0.010

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MinDelayDsxRsp = 0.050

physim.BS[*].bsMac.WMaxCtrlBS.MaxDelayDsxRsp = 0.100

physim.SS[*].ssMac.ssMac.FrameLength = 0.005

physim.BS[*].bsMac.bsMac.FrameLength = 0.005

physim.internet.MinDelay = 0.015

physim.internet.MaxDelay = 0.200

//connection type: 2 – BE, 6 – UGS (see TLV 145.11 in 802.16-2004)

physim.SS[*].connType = 2

physim.SS[*].connMsr = 10

// 1 – bursted trunc normal, 2 – beta

physim.SS[*].ssIPv6.MNode.TrafficType = 2

physim.SS[*].ssIPv6.MNode.BurstInterval = 0.0111

physim.SS[*].ssIPv6.MNode.BurstSize = 1

physim.SS[*].ssIPv6.MNode.BurstPacketSize = 1500

physim.SS[*].ssIPv6.MNode.InitialDelay = 1.5

// 1 – bursted trunc normal, 2 – beta

physim.CN[*].CNode.TrafficType = 1

physim.CN[*].CNode.BurstInterval = 0.012

physim.CN[*].CNode.BurstSize = 3

physim.CN[*].CNode.BurstPacketSize = 512

physim.CN[*].CNode.InitialDelay = 1.5

BS parameters

physim.BS[0].x = 100

physim.BS[0].y = 200

physim.BS[1].x = 150

physim.BS[1].y = 200

physim.BS[2].x = 200

physim.BS[2].y = 200

physim.BS[3].x = 250

physim.BS[3].y = 200

“move right” related params:

# physim.SS[0].x = 50

# physim.SS[0].y = 50

# physim.SS[1].x = 150

# physim.SS[1].y = 50

# physim.SS[2].x = 250

# physim.SS[2].y = 50

# physim.SS[3].x = 350

# physim.SS[3].y = 50

# physim.SS[4].x = 450

# physim.SS[4].y = 50

# physim.SS[5].x = 800

# physim.SS[5].y = 50

physim.SS[*].x = 0

physim.SS[*].y = 50

// “move around circle” related params:

physim.SS[*].SStrace_centerx = 200

physim.SS[*].SStrace_centery = 200

physim.SS[*].SStrace_radius = 100

physim.SS[*].SStrace_step = 0.02

//Mobile stations (model used for mobility simulation)

# 0 – fixed station

#1 – handover executed after certain timeout (next BS)

# 2 – simulated SS movement

#3 – handover executed after certain timeout (random BS)

physim.SS[0..18].wmaxIsMobile = 3

physim.SS[19..].wmaxIsMobile = 0

//Fixed stations:

physim.SS[0..1].initialBS = 0

physim.SS[2..4].initialBS = 1

physim.SS[5..12].initialBS = 2

physim.SS[13..20].initialBS = 3

//Mobile (simulated SS movement):

// Mobile station movement type:

# 0 – move right

# 1 – move around circle

physim.SS[*].movementType = 0

physim.SS[*].ssIPv6.DHCPv6Cli.nextIP = “”

physim.SS[0].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.prefix = “”

physim.SS[0].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.myIP = “::”

physim.SS[0].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.corrIP = “3000::1”

physim.SS[1].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.prefix = “”

physim.SS[1].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.myIP = “::”

physim.SS[1].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.corrIP = “3001::1”

physim.SS[2].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.prefix = “”

physim.SS[2].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.myIP = “::”

physim.SS[2].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.corrIP = “3002::1”

physim.SS[3].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.prefix = “”

physim.SS[3].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.myIP = “::”

physim.SS[3].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.corrIP = “3003::1”

physim.SS[4].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.prefix = “”

physim.SS[4].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.myIP = “::”

physim.SS[4].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.corrIP = “3004::1”

physim.SS[5].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.prefix = “”

physim.SS[5].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.myIP = “::”

physim.SS[5].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.corrIP = “3005::1”

physim.SS[6].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.prefix = “”

physim.SS[6].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.myIP = “::”

physim.SS[6].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.corrIP = “3006::1”

physim.SS[7].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.prefix = “”

physim.SS[7].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.myIP = “::”

physim.SS[7].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.corrIP = “3007::1”

physim.SS[8].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.prefix = “”

physim.SS[8].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.myIP = “::”

physim.SS[8].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.corrIP = “3008::1”

physim.SS[9].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.prefix = “”

physim.SS[9].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.myIP = “::”

physim.SS[9].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.corrIP = “3009::1”

physim.SS[10].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.prefix = “”

physim.SS[10].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.myIP = “::”

physim.SS[10].ssIPv6.mobIPv6mn.corrIP = “300a::1”

physim.CN[0].mobIPv6cn.prefix = “3000::”

physim.CN[0].mobIPv6cn.myIP = “3000::1”

physim.CN[0].mobIPv6cn.corrIP = “::”

physim.CN[1].mobIPv6cn.prefix = “3001::”

physim.CN[1].mobIPv6cn.myIP = “3001::1”

physim.CN[1].mobIPv6cn.corrIP = “::”

physim.CN[2].mobIPv6cn.prefix = “3002::”

physim.CN[2].mobIPv6cn.myIP = “3002::1”

physim.CN[2].mobIPv6cn.corrIP = “::”

physim.CN[3].mobIPv6cn.prefix = “3003::”

physim.CN[3].mobIPv6cn.myIP = “3003::1”

physim.CN[3].mobIPv6cn.corrIP = “::”

physim.CN[4].mobIPv6cn.prefix = “3004::”

physim.CN[4].mobIPv6cn.myIP = “3004::1”

physim.CN[4].mobIPv6cn.corrIP = “::”

physim.CN[5].mobIPv6cn.prefix = “3005::”

physim.CN[5].mobIPv6cn.myIP = “3005::1”

physim.CN[5].mobIPv6cn.corrIP = “::”

physim.CN[6].mobIPv6cn.prefix = “3006::”

physim.CN[6].mobIPv6cn.myIP = “3006::1”

physim.CN[6].mobIPv6cn.corrIP = “::”

physim.CN[7].mobIPv6cn.prefix = “3007::”

physim.CN[7].mobIPv6cn.myIP = “3007::1”

physim.CN[7].mobIPv6cn.corrIP = “::”

physim.CN[8].mobIPv6cn.prefix = “3008::”

physim.CN[8].mobIPv6cn.myIP = “3008::1”

physim.CN[8].mobIPv6cn.corrIP = “::”

physim.CN[9].mobIPv6cn.prefix = “3009::”

physim.CN[9].mobIPv6cn.myIP = “3009::1”

physim.CN[9].mobIPv6cn.corrIP = “::”

physim.CN[10].mobIPv6cn.prefix = “300a::”

physim.CN[10].mobIPv6cn.myIP = “300a::1”

physim.CN[10].mobIPv6cn.corrIP = “::”

physim.BS[0].bsIPv6.mobIPv6ha.prefix = “2000::”

physim.BS[0].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.prefix = “2000::”

physim.BS[1].bsIPv6.mobIPv6ha.prefix = “2001::”

physim.BS[1].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.prefix = “2001::”

physim.BS[2].bsIPv6.mobIPv6ha.prefix = “2002::”

physim.BS[2].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.prefix = “2002::”

physim.BS[3].bsIPv6.mobIPv6ha.prefix = “2003::”

physim.BS[3].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.prefix = “2003::”

physim.BS[4].bsIPv6.mobIPv6ha.prefix = “2004::”

physim.BS[4].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.prefix = “2004::”

physim.BS[5].bsIPv6.mobIPv6ha.prefix = “2005::”

physim.BS[5].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.prefix = “2005::”

physim.BS[6].bsIPv6.mobIPv6ha.prefix = “2006::”


physim.BS[6].bsIPv6.DHCPv6Srv.prefix = "2006::"

Run the simulation and also perform performance analysis using the following metrics:

  • Measure-time since also last received data
  • Measure number of dropped packets[also no routing/address configured]
  • Measure time since last transmitted data
  • Handover time
  • Throughput and also Jitter

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