tcp statistics (syn, syn ack, ack, fin)

[Rubén Prieto Prado]

I don't know if this has already been answered but i swear i've been looking fon an answer all day.

I have a ned file with some standarhost6 and router6 linked with ethernet channels,

package inet.examples.ipv6.p2;

import inet.applications.httptools.browser.HttpBrowser;

import inet.applications.httptools.server.HttpServer;

import inet.applications.tcpapp.TelnetApp;

import inet.node.inet.NodeBase;

import ned.DatarateChannel;

import inet.networklayer.configurator.ipv6.FlatNetworkConfigurator6;

import inet.node.ipv6.Router6;

import inet.node.ipv6.StandardHost6;

//

// TODO documentation

//

network Network

{

    @display("bgb=952,558");

    types:

        channel ethernet extends DatarateChannel

        {

            delay = 0.1us;

            datarate = 10Mbps;

        }

    submodules:

        cli1: StandardHost6 {

            @display("p=235,97");

        }

        cli2: StandardHost6 {

            @display("p=214,167");

        }

        cli3: StandardHost6 {

            @display("p=180,297");

        }

        cli4: StandardHost6 {

            @display("p=181,368");

        }

        cli5: StandardHost6 {

            @display("p=207,425");

        }

        cli6: StandardHost6 {

            @display("p=268,460");

        }

        router2: Router6 {

            @display("p=298,368");

        }

        router1: Router6 {

            @display("p=305,166");

        }

        router3: Router6 {

            @display("p=521,272");

        }

        srvHttp: StandardHost6 {

            @display("p=680,182");

        }

        srvTelnet: StandardHost6 {

            @display("p=675,276");

        }

        configurator6: FlatNetworkConfigurator6 {

            @display("p=898,38");

        }

    connections:

        //clientes

        cli1.ethg++ <--> ethernet <--> router1.ethg++;

        cli2.ethg++ <--> ethernet <--> router1.ethg++;

        cli3.ethg++ <--> ethernet <--> router2.ethg++;

        cli4.ethg++ <--> ethernet <--> router2.ethg++;

        cli5.ethg++ <--> ethernet <--> router2.ethg++;

        cli6.ethg++ <--> ethernet <--> router2.ethg++;

        //routers

        router1.ethg++ <--> ethernet <--> router3.ethg++;

        router2.ethg++ <--> ethernet <--> router3.ethg++;

        //servers con routers

        srvHttp.ethg++ <--> ethernet <--> router3.ethg++;

        srvTelnet.ethg++ <--> ethernet <--> router3.ethg++;

}

[General]

tkenv-plugin-path = ../../inet/etc/plugins

[Config p2]

network = Network

record-eventlog = true

**.cli*.numTcpApps = 2

**.cli*.tcpApp[0].typename = "TCPBasicClientApp"

**.cli*.tcpApp[1].typename = "TelnetApp"

**.cli*.tcpApp[0].connectAddress = "srvHttp"

**.cli*.tcpApp[1].connectAddress = "srvTelnet"

**.cli*.tcpApp[*].localPort = -1

**.cli*.tcpApp[0].connectPort = 80 

**.cli*.tcpApp[1].connectPort = 23 

**.cli1.tcpApp[*].localAddress = "aaaa:b::8aa:ff:fe00:1" 

**.cli2.tcpApp[*].localAddress = "aaaa:b::8aa:ff:fe00:2" 

**.cli3.tcpApp[*].localAddress = "aaaa:b::8aa:ff:fe00:3" 

**.cli4.tcpApp[*].localAddress = "aaaa:b::8aa:ff:fe00:4" 

**.cli5.tcpApp[*].localAddress = "aaaa:b::8aa:ff:fe00:5" 

**.cli6.tcpApp[*].localAddress = "aaaa:b::8aa:ff:fe00:6" 

**.cli*.tcpApp[0].startTime = uniform(10s,15s)

**.cli*.tcpApp[0].numRequestsPerSession = exponential(5)

**.cli*.tcpApp[0].thinkTime = truncnormal(100ms,200ms)

**.cli*.tcpApp[0].requestLength = truncnormal(350B,20B)

**.cli*.tcpApp[0].idleInterval = truncnormal(300ms,500ms)

**.cli*.tcpApp[0].replyLength = exponential(2000B)

**.cli*.tcpApp[1].startTime = uniform(60s,75s)

**.cli*.tcpApp[1].thinkTime = truncnormal(0.5s,1s)

**.cli*.tcpApp[1].requestLength = truncnormal(350B,20B)

**.cli*.tcpApp[1].idleInterval = truncnormal(300ms,500ms)

**.cli*.tcpApp[1].reconnectInterval = 0.1ms

**.srvHttp.numTcpApps = 1

**.srvHttp.tcpApp[0].typename = "TCPGenericSrvApp"

**.srvHttp.tcpApp[0].localPort = 80

**.srvHttp.tcpApp[0].replyDelay = 0

**.srvTelnet.numTcpApps = 1

**.srvTelnet.tcpApp[0].typename = "TCPGenericSrvApp"

**.srvTelnet.tcpApp[0].localPort = 23

**.srvTelnet.tcpApp[0].replyDelay = 0

# tcp settings

**.tcpApp[*].dataTransferMode = "object"

**.vector-recording = true

**.scalar-recording = true

What i can't get to work is recording some statistics for the tcp trafic, more precisely the stablishing conection traffic and ending, syn, fin, syn-ack, in the statistics i can find in the vector recording ACK records, but there is no record that i can find which shows me the others.

Any idea? :(

thank you