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| + | <center><big>The Network Simulator ns-3: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)</big> </center> | ||
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| + | This wiki page is devoted to questions for <b>users</b> of the simulator. There is a similar [[Developer_FAQ]] page for ns-3 <b>software developers and maintainers</b>. | ||
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| + | == What is the difference between ns-2 and ns-3? == | ||
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| + | [http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns ns-2] is a popular discrete-event network simulator developed under several previous research grants and activities. It remains in active use and will continue to be maintained. | ||
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| + | [http://www.nsnam.org ns-3] is a new software development effort focused on improving upon the core architecture, software integration, models, and educational components of ns-2. The project commenced in July 2006 and there have not yet been any releases (pre-alpha stage). | ||
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| + | If you are looking for a simulator to currently use for research, please use ns-2. | ||
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| + | == Will ns-2 scripts run on ns-3? == | ||
| + | No. ns-2 uses OTcl as its scripting environment. ns-3 will use C++ programs or python scripts to define simulations. | ||
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| + | == I found a bug in ns-3. How do I report it? == | ||
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| + | Please consult [http://www.nsnam.org/contributing.html#bugs this page]. Also, please consider fixing the bug, not just reporting it :) | ||
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This wiki page is devoted to questions for users of the simulator. There is a similar Developer_FAQ page for ns-3 software developers and maintainers.
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What is the difference between ns-2 and ns-3?
ns-2 is a popular discrete-event network simulator developed under several previous research grants and activities. It remains in active use and will continue to be maintained.
ns-3 is a new software development effort focused on improving upon the core architecture, software integration, models, and educational components of ns-2. The project commenced in July 2006 and there have not yet been any releases (pre-alpha stage).
If you are looking for a simulator to currently use for research, please use ns-2.
Will ns-2 scripts run on ns-3?
No. ns-2 uses OTcl as its scripting environment. ns-3 will use C++ programs or python scripts to define simulations.
I found a bug in ns-3. How do I report it?
Please consult this page. Also, please consider fixing the bug, not just reporting it :)
