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hi
i am using ns 2.34 i am trying to implement diffserv Qos in a wireless-cum-wired scenario and having problem in policy implementation.
for wired networks,ns-2 defines a policy implementation at the edge router using the following.
$qEC addPolicyEntry [$s1 id] [$dest id] TokenBucket 10 $cir0 $cbs0
where source s1 is directly connected to edge router
how should i define policy for wireless-cum-wired networks as source node is not directly connected to edge router, but there is a BS(base station) between source and the edge router.
or Do i have to define policies for BS node too i-e not a router?
Also,i could not find diffserv examples for wireless-cum-wired networks.Do anyone knows where should i look for them.
i would be glad hearing any suggestions.
Regards 🙁
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