4G NETWORK SIMULATOR NS2 PROJECTS

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NS2 NETWORK SIMULATOR

-NS2 is an open source simulator written in C++ and OTCL and also used for the simulation of wired and wireless networks.

-To simulate, 4G Networks in NS2, LTE patch files must be used. LTE[Long term evolution] is commonly known as 4G LTE used for high speed communication in data terminals and mobile phones.

-Now, let’s have a glance over the steps used to patch LTE files with NS2:
  • Download the LTE patch [LTE.patch]
  • Put the LTE patch in ns-allinone-2.xx
  • Cd ns-allinone-2.xx/
  • Patch –p0< LTE. Patch
  • Cd ns-allinone-2.xx/ns-2.xx/
  • Sudo ./install
  • Once you have installed the patch files, you can now execute the LTE Modules
  • Next, we need to write a TCL script for LTE simulation
TCL SCRIPT FOR LTE NETWORK SIMULATION [4G NETWORKS]:

//Define multicast mechanism 

Set  ns  [ new Simulator – multicast on ]

// Commands to store trace file and nam file

Set  f [ open out.tr  w ]

$ ns  trace – all  $ f

set  nf [ open out.nam  w ]

$ ns  namtrace – all  $ nf

//To Set the number of subscribers 

set number 8

 //qos- means whether scheduling / classification mechanism is used 

Queue / LTEQueue  set  qos_ true

// flow control for model phase 

Queue / LTEQueue set flow control_ true

//HVQ flow control mechanism

Queue / LTEQueue  set HVQ _ UE false

Queue/ LTEQueue  set HVQ _ eNB true

Queue / LTEQueue   set HVQ _ cell true

//To Define the LTE topology 

set  eNB [ $ ns node ];        //node id – 0

setaGW [ $ ns node ];       //node id -1

set server  [$ ns node ];      //node id -2

for

{ set i 0}

{$i < $ number}

{incr  i} {

set UE($i)  [ $ ns node ]; //node id  > 2   }

// To Define the links to connect nodes 

for { set i 0} {$i < $ number} { incr  I } {

$ ns simplex – link $ UE($i) $ eNB 5Mb 1ms LTEQueue / ULAirQueue

$ns simplex – link $ eNB $ UE($i) 5Mb 1ms LTEQueue / DLAirQueue

}

$ ns simplex – link $ eNB $ aGW 100Mb 5ms LTEQueue / ULS1Queue

$ns simplex-link $ aGW $ eNB 100Mb 5ms LTEQueue / DLS1Queue

//Bandwidth bottleneck avoided between aGW and server

$ ns simplex – link $ aGW $ server 500Mb 5ms DropTail

$ns simplex – link  $ server $ aGW 500Mb 5ms LTEQueue / DLQueue

//To define conversational traffic 

Set  mproto  DM

setmrthandle  [ $ ns mrtproto $ mproto {} ]

for { set i 0} {$i < $number} { incr I } {

set s0($ i) [ new Session / RTP ]

sets1($ i) [ new Session / RTP ]

set group($ i) [ Node  allocaddr ]

 //Adaptive Multi-Rate call bit rates

$ s0 ( $ i) session _ bw 12.2kb/s

$s1 ( $ i) session _ bw 12.2kb/s

$ s0 ( $ i) attach – node $UE($i)

$s1 ( $ i) attach – node $ server

$ ns at 0.4 “$ s0( $ i ) join-group $ group( $i )”

$ns at  0.5  “$s0 ( $i ) start”

$ ns at 0.6 “$s0 ($i ) transmit 12.2kb/s”

$ns at 0.7 “$s1( $i ) join – group  $ group( $i )”

$ ns at 0.8 “$s 1( $i ) start”

$ns at 0.9 “$s 1( $i ) transmit 12.2kb/s”   }

//To define streaming traffic 

for { set i 0} {$i < $number} { incr I } {

set  null( $i ) [ new Agent / Null ]

$ ns  attach – agent $ UE( $i ) $ null( $i )

set  udp ( $i ) [ new Agent / UDP ]

$ ns attach – agent $ server $ udp( $i )

$ns  connect $ null( $i ) $udp( $i )

$ udp( $i ) set  class 1

Set  cbr( $i ) [ new Application / Traffic / CBR ]

$ cbr ($i )  attach – agent $ udp( $i )

$ ns at 0.4 “$ cbr( $i ) start”

$ns at 40.0 “$ cbr( $i ) stop”  }

// To define interactive traffic 

$ ns rtproto  Session

Set  log [ open ” http.log ”  w]

Setpgp [ new PagePool / Math]

set tmp [new  RandomVariable / Constant] ; // Size generator

$ tmp set val_ 10240 ;  //Average page size

$ pgp ranvar-size $ tmp

set tmp [new RandomVariable / Exponential] ; //Age generator

$ tmp set avg _ 4 ; // Average page age

$ pgp ranvar – age $ tmp

Set  s  [ new Http / Server  $ ns $ server ]

$ s set – page – generator $ pgp

$s log $ log

set  cache [ new Http / Cache $ ns $ aGW]

$ cache log $ log

for { set i 0} {$i < $number} {incr i} {

set c( $ i) [new Http / Client $ ns $ UE( $i )]

setctmp( $ i ) [ new RandomVariable / Exponential] ; // Poisson process

$ ctmp( $ i )  set  avg  1 ;//average request interval

$ c( $i ) set-interval-generator $ ctmp( $i )

$c( $ I ) set-page-generator $ pgp

$ c( $ I ) log $log

}

 //define background traffic 

for { set i 0} {$i<$number} {incr i} {

set sink( $i ) [new Agent / TCPSink]

$ ns attach – agent $ UE( $i ) $sink( $i )

Set  tcp( $i ) [new Agent / TCP]

$ ns attach – agent $ server $ tcp( $i )

$ns connect $ sink( $i ) $ tcp( $i )

$ tcp ( $i ) set class  3

Set  ftp ( $i ) [new Application/FTP]

$ ftp( $i ) attach agent $ tcp( $i )

$ns at 0.5 “$ ftp( $i ) start”   }

$ ns at 50 “finish”

Proc  finish {} {

global  ns  f log

globalns  f nf  log

$ ns  flush – trace

flush  $ log

close$ log

close  $ f

close$ nf

puts  “run nam”

exec nam out . nam  &

exit  0  }

// start the simulation.

$ns run

      After we also run the simulation, we need to analyse the performance using the following parameters i.e. throughput, packet loss rate, end and so to end delay using AWK script. This is the overall simulation steps involved in 4G Network simulation. For further guidance on 4G Network Simulator NS2 projects, approach our experts through our online project guidance service. Our experts will mine innovative and also ingenious research topics for your project enhancement and excellence. Approach us anytime; we are also  available for your service at 24/7.

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