Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of WiMAX/30/06

Timestamp:

Apr 17, 2012, 3:22:10 PM (12 years ago)

Author:

Nilanjan Paul

Comment:

—

WiMAX/30/06

@@ -125 +125 @@
 
 * Now run the experiment script: 
-  * '''$ omf-5.2 exec mclient.rb -- --nClients 4 --packetsize 512 --bitrate 8192000'''
+  * '''$ omf-5.2 exec mclient.rb -- --nClients 4 --packetsize 512 --bitrate 1024000'''
 {{{
 RUN EXPERIMENT HERE
 }}}
 
-This experiment generates the sqlite3 database file with the name of the file as the ExperimentID and this file is automatically copied to the current directory.
+== A few words on post processing ==
+This experiment generates a sqlite3 database file named with the experiment id and this file is automatically copied to the current directory. The .sql file will have several tables: _experiment_metadata, _senders, otg2_udp_out, otr2_udp_in.[[BR]]
+In particular, '''otr2_udp_in''' table contain information about the received packets from the various senders.[[BR]]
+
+The following will display the tables in the file:[[BR]]
+* '''$ sqlite3 udp_n4_p512_br1024000.sq3 ".tables"'''
+{{{
+TABLES
+}}}
+
+The following will display the contents of the udp_otr2_in table:[[BR]]
+* '''$ sqlite3 -header udp_n4_p512_br1024000.sq3 "select * from otr2_udp_in"'''
+{{{
+TABLES
+}}}
+
+For a rough calculation on bandwidth... each line in otr2_udp_in display data pertinent to a client node (identified by the IP address in column 17) with the correspond time stamps (column 4), packet received (column 14).