Re: Subject : Re: join trace

[Shuqian Yan <syan@jupiter.nal.utoronto.ca>]

 Hi,
  I am not very sure which PIM code you use for your experiment. If in
 strict sense,  it should be the PIM-SM implementation in older version of
 ns2 (ns-2.1b4 and before) The current ns2 version is not longer support
 this PIM-SM anymore, I assume you are well awared of this?
  
 Back to your question, I had done some experiment with the "strict
 sense" PIM-SM in ns-2.1b4 platform. You can tell whether a pkt is a
 join/prune pkt from the fid or class number in the *.tr file. Pls check
 the code again, the initialize part, join pkt has a fid == 106 and prune
 pkt has fid == 112. The fid is appeared in column 8 of the trace file,
 immediately after "--------".
 
 Hope it helps.
 
 shuqian
 
>  On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, Paula Rincon Mancheno wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> >       I am a student trying to analyse the trace files and I will like
> to
> > know if it possible to know the join and pruned packets in a PIM
> > simulation. Are they included in the *.tr file?
> >
> >       Thanks in advanced.
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