Re: randomizing the simulation

[Haobo Yu <haoboy@isi.edu>]

You can use the command 'ns-random' to set random seeds for your
simulation. ('ns-random 0' chooses from a predefined set of "good" seeds,
'ns-random n' chooses n as random seed.)

Alternatively, if you create RNGs yourself, it has a OTcl
method which allows you to set random seed (see rng.cc). 

- Haobo

On Fri, 26 Feb 1999, Arnold P. Siboro wrote:

> 
> I get exactly the same trace results from my simulation.
> How to put "life" into my simulation, so I can get different
> trace results from the same simulation? Perhaps by changing
> some seed number upon which ns relies to perform the simulation.
> 
> I will appreaciate any explanation, or pointer to a place in
> ns doc or source codes where I can get explanation.
> 
> -- Arnold
> 
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