In a network, I want to set the buffer size of a device and then measure the number of packets in the buffer queue. The number of packets in the queued, dequeued an dropped, I need to calculate over time. How can this be done using NetSim simulation?
Have a look at the following links:
https://www.tetcos.com/downloads/v11/NetSim_User_Manual.pdf
https://www.tetcos.com/downloads/v11/NetSim_Experiment_Manual.pdf
Buffer occupancy (Bytes) vs time is available as a plot or file from v12.2 onwards.
Please see https://support.tetcos.com/support/solutions/articles/14000120844-how-to-find-the-queue-size-in-a-device-buffer-over-time-
Dear Akash Shetty,
The question of, how to find the number of packets in a queue within a device in NetSim seems to be very interesting. Please develop the concept and the question and for what purposes it is done so that we will be able to understand it better. Thereafter, I blieve that it will be easier to participate in the discussion in a constructive and scientific manner.
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Desalegn Abraha
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