creating a server

[mehrdad manoochehri]

Hi. i have a question. is it possible to create a server in ns3 to store some information from client and so that according to those information, server can take order to devices. for example one device should be gone to sleep mode.

can we create a server like this in ns3 ?

Thank you

[Konstantinos]

Yes, you can create it. Design it and implement it.  

No, there is no such server/application already implemented.

[mehrdad manoochehri]

ok. how can i create a server like this to use it in ns3? can you show me the ropes ?

Thank you.

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[Konstantinos]

Perhaps you did not read my reply carefully. There is NO such server already available in ns-3.

To create a server, you create a node and install an application. 

You need to define how that application will operate.

For example you said you want to store some information. 

Where do you want to store it? 

Does it have to be a file or local storage is enough?

How is that information obtained? 

What is it's format? What does it represent? 

...

All these questions are NOT ns-3 specific. They are your design. 

After you have a clear design, fully functional on paper, you can come back and ask specific question on how to implement parts of that design.

Most probably, we will refer you back to the ns-3 documentation, so study that before asking a question.

Regards,

K

[mehrdad manoochehri]

my scenario is that each access point by sensing probe request, makes a list of mac addresses of each device in its coverage. and the list of mac addresses will be transfered to the server periodically. these lists are supposed to store in server in a file. a log file. Also, i wonder how each access point can create the list of mac addresses

Best regards

 

[Tommaso Pecorella]

Hi,

as Kostantinos said (between the lines), we're not here to do your job for you.

An AP knows the list of devices that have been registered with it. Search the forum for previous questions about this topic.

Implementing all the rest it's part of your job.


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