Models
Note: some entries here are actual downloads hosted on omnetpp.org, others are links to the respective project's web site.
Homepage: http://www.dcc.fc.up.pt/~rjf/vns/
VNS is a simulation framework that completely integrates the mobility and network components in a transparent and efficient way, reducing the overhead of communication and synchronization between different simulators. VNS provides bi-directionally interaction between a microscopic mobility model and network simulators such as OMNET++.
Homepage: http://veins.car2x.org/
Veins is an open source Inter-Vehicular Communication (IVC) simulation framework composed of an event-based network simulator and a road traffic microsimulation model.
Homepage: http://tte4inet.realmv6.org
TTE4INET is an extension to the INET-Framework for the event-based simulation of time-triggered Ethernet (TTEthernet) in the OMNEST/OMNeT++ simulation system. It was created by the CoRE (Communication over Realtime Ethernet) research group with support from the INET (Internet Techologies) research group at the HAW-Hamburg (Hamburg University of Applied Sciences)
Homepage: http://github.com/inet-framework/simulte
LTE user plane simulation model, compatible with the INET Framework.
Features
- eNodeB and UE models
- Form-based configuration editor
Limitations
- only the radio access network is modeled, the EPC network is not (in the model eNodeB directly connects to the internet, there's no explicit S-GW and P-GW, no GTP tunneling etc.)
- User Plane only (Control Plane not modeled)
- FDD only (TDD not supported)
- no EPS bearer support – note: a similar concept, "connections", has been implemented, but they are neither dynamic nor statically configurable via some config file
- radio bearers not implemented, not even statically configured radio bearers (dynamically allocating bearers would need the RRC protocol, which is Control Plane so not implemented)
- handovers not implemented (no X2-based handover, that is; S1-based handover would require an S-GW model)
SimSANs, Simulating Storage Area Networks, is a Data
Center Storage Networking design and simulation tool. It is
especially useful in infrastructure design and performance analysis of
modern Fibre Channel
(and FCoE) based data center storage networks.
The main goal of SIMCAN is to simulate large complex storage networks.
Moreover, with this simulator, high performance applications can be
modelled in large distributed environments. Thus, SIMCAN can be used
for evaluating and predicting the impact of high performance
applications on overall system performance.
1. FROMS : a multicast energy-efficient routing protocol for WSNs with reinforcement learning
2. Directed Diffusion, the original one-phase pull version
3. Multicast Directed Diffusion, a multicast optimized version of Directed Diffusion
4. MSTEAM, a geographic multicast routing protocol for WSN more...
2. Directed Diffusion, the original one-phase pull version
3. Multicast Directed Diffusion, a multicast optimized version of Directed Diffusion
4. MSTEAM, a geographic multicast routing protocol for WSN more...
ReaSE is an open-source network simulation framework for OMNeT++. ReaSE is able to create realistic simulation environments with respect to hierarchical network topologies, self-similar background traffic, and attack traffic based on real attack tools. more...
This is a port of the Quagga routing daemon into the INET Framework. Quagga-based routers in a simulated network are configured using normal quagga config files. Author: Vojta Janota. Ported to OMNeT++ 4.0 by Andras Varga.
PhoenixSim (Photonic and Electronic Network Integration and Execution Simulator) is a simulation environment for designing and analyzing the performance of photonic interconnection networks, developed by the Lightwave Research Laboratory at Columbia University in the City of New York.
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