The idea is to create a module that uses the ospf implementation in the
INET Framework. My first question would be which one to use, there is
the OSPFv2 and the Quagga implementation. Which one is better?
I find myself having no idea how those implementations are supposed to
be used. The router I want to implement i supposed to give my specific
statistical outputs so I can't just use the OPSFRouter and import it
into my .ned-File. And I do not know how to extend these modules because
I do not understand how they work. They (or the simple modules they use)
do not contain the methods initialize(), handleMessage(...) and finish()
that the OMNeT-Manual tells me should be in every simple module.
So how does one generally use those implementations (perhaps one of you
has done that and can just send my code snippets) how are they
integrated into larger projects and last but not least, how does one get
traffic generators like TrafGen or ReaSe to work with the modules that
use these algorithms?
I would be grateful for every advice you have
Lukas Ruge
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About the two alternatives, I think Quagga is better because you can
simulate more kinds
of routing algorithms, but as I said before, I couldn't make it work, so
my opinion maybe
useless...
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