The UDP interval setting - to discuss queue delay and queue length

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moch

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Apr 17, 2022, 4:01:19 AM4/17/22
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I am using WiFi and UDP model, I want to discuss the relationship between queue delay and queue length. When I set a small intetval (1s) for UDP, the queue length is always 1 or 0, if set  0.001s, there are a lot of packet loss. How do I solve this problem, setting a reasonable interval or through other ways to discuss the queue delay and queue length?

Soulimane Mammar

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Apr 17, 2022, 10:39:05 AM4/17/22
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Hi,
I think this is obvious, when you increase the queue length you decrease the packet drops for the cost of an extra delay
What balance are you searching for ?

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moch

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Apr 17, 2022, 12:15:49 PM4/17/22
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Hi,
I think it's acceptable that the queue length is around 20 or something else, which means I can process the queue delay data, I tried multiple udp intervals,from 1s to 0.001s. The queue length is either 1 and 0,  and in this case the queue delay is very small(can be ignored?), or a lot of packet loss(about 90 packet loss rate), I don't know if my thinking is correct? Continue to try other intervals or can the queue delay be obtained by other methods?
I think the queue is processing too fast and the packets can't pile up yet. So I can't get the queue delay when there is slight congestion.

Hasna Haddoud

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Apr 19, 2022, 6:31:24 PM4/19/22
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Can any one help me to implement selective attack forwarding 
I just use bool function from Err model called Do curupt  is it possible to use it in this implementation of this attack any one can help me plz i need this code so bad 

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