WTR SIMULATOR Click for a simulation 

*       TOKEN RING SIMULATOR                                                      Download

When You click GO button you can run simulator with a created Nodefile.

Nodefile includes the simulation environment which need to be  a input for the simulator.

 

When you click to WIZARD button you can create Nodefiles

 

 

NEXT button in WTRS Environment is pass you to the program that creates nodes.

Node address should be 6 character long and you can choose the node movement pattern and  X and Y locations are optional .  If the X and Y locations are not selected than the program uniformly distributes the initial location. You can stop node creation by clicking GO button or continue with Next Node button. You can see the Nodefile by clicking Show File Button.

 

 

After you create the nodes you can attach  CBR traffic agents . One node can be assigned more than one agent. If you want to stop or do not want then traffic Pass CBR  button run the simulator by canceling  agent attachment. 

 

 

WTRS runner shows the simulation time and you can stop and re-start the simulation . In order to quit the program Stop button must be used . 

 

Stop Button run the .nam file that the program created, in NAM program and  you

can  see the node movements , transmissions ,receptions and ring address of each node.

Transmissions is represented by a red square and reception is transmitted as a green circle. node ids are written in the black circle and ring address is written at the top of the black circle. Click for a simulation 

 

 

 

If you click to ANALYZE button on main program you can analyze the, .tr file that the program created, 

 

 

This graph shows two scenarios in the red one 10 node in the medium is stable and graph shows that it forms the ring and remains  10 node. Second one , green line, is for the scenario in which 9 nodes are stable and 1 node is moving (when it reaches the boundary of the topology it bounces back and continues.) Green one represent that protocol robust against single node failures. when the node left protol recover the ring.

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