Hi Salma,
I hope to be doing the same soon also. Unfortunately only starting my research now, so I probably can't help much but I'll try. What is the problem that you're having with QOLSR on OPNET?
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>>> ktarisalma <at> yahoo.fr 21/12/2005 13:05:08 >>>
hi all
i'm using the OPNET simulator tu simulate the OLSR and
QOLSR protocol available at the lRI site.
the OLSR protocol works well but i have a problem when
running the simulation of the qOSLR .
has anyone already worked with these version of OLSR
under OPNET?
thanks
Salma
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