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You need other tools to create data traffic from one side of the link to
the other. The "ping" is in fact a trivial example of such traffic. You may
also try to run iperf server on the gw side, and then use iperf client on
the ut side to send traffic to the server. You can also create any
customized traffic using socket network programming.
The environment is GEO, so yes, it is only one satellite.
…On Wed, Nov 15, 2023 at 11:33 AM tongchenqiang ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello, I saw your project while studying sns3, so I have replicated it on
my device. However, I have some questions that I would like to consult with
you. I hope to receive your help, thank you!
I would like to know how you implement sending traffic on the server (gw)
and receiving traffic on the client (ut)? Is it through some software or
other device? Also, I would like to know if the scene you created in the
code only has one satellite?
Thank you very much!
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If I use "ping," how do I verify that traffic is actually going through sns3, because I don't see that information in the routing tables and XML files that are generated after running the script.
Thank you!
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You need other tools to create date traffic from one side of the link to
the other. The "ping" is in fact a trivial example of such traffic. You may
also try to run iperf server on the gw side, and then use iperf client on
the ut side to send traffic to the server. You can also create any
customized traffic using socket network programming.
The environment is GEO, so yes, it is only one satellite.
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wrote:
> Hello, I saw your project while studying sns3, so I have replicated it on
> my device. However, I have some questions that I would like to consult with
> you. I hope to receive your help, thank you!
> I would like to know how you implement sending traffic on the server (gw)
> and receiving traffic on the client (ut)? Is it through some software or
> other device? Also, I would like to know if the scene you created in the
> code only has one satellite?
> Thank you very much!
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For end-to-end verification, traceroute command would help. You may also
enable some trace in the sns3 module if you need detailed information
within the emulated satellite link.
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… If I use "ping," how do I verify that traffic is actually going through
sns3, because I don't see that information in the routing tables and XML
files that are generated after running the script.
Thank you!
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Date: Wed, Nov 15, 2023 12:30 PM
To: ***@***.***>;
Cc: ***@***.******@***.***>;
Subject: Re: [yeliqseu/geo-emu] some question (Issue #1)
You need other tools to create date traffic from one side of the link to
the other. The "ping" is in fact a trivial example of such traffic. You
may
also try to run iperf server on the gw side, and then use iperf client on
the ut side to send traffic to the server. You can also create any
customized traffic using socket network programming.
The environment is GEO, so yes, it is only one satellite.
On Wed, Nov 15, 2023 at 11:33 AM tongchenqiang ***@***.***>
wrote:
> Hello, I saw your project while studying sns3, so I have replicated
it on
> my device. However, I have some questions that I would like to
consult with
> you. I hope to receive your help, thank you!
> I would like to know how you implement sending traffic on the server
(gw)
> and receiving traffic on the client (ut)? Is it through some software
or
> other device? Also, I would like to know if the scene you created in
the
> code only has one satellite?
> Thank you very much!
>
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In my deployment environment, UT's IP is: 10.193.107.213 gw's IP is: 10.193.188.119. I have made corresponding modifications to the following parts of the script. Is this correct? I'm not sure. Ptr satHelper = CreateObjectWithAttributes In the explanation you provided, I saw that the IP of gw is 10.31.0.0/16, but in the script it is 10.30.0.0/16. I want to confirm if it is correct? |
Hello, I saw your project while studying sns3, so I have replicated it on my device. However, I have some questions that I would like to consult with you. I hope to receive your help, thank you!
I would like to know how you implement sending traffic on the server (gw) and receiving traffic on the client (ut)? Is it through some software or other device? Also, I would like to know if the scene you created in the code only has one satellite?
Thank you very much!
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