A low-cost, IP-based mobile network emulator (MNE)

Macker, Joseph P.; Chao, William S.; Weston, Jeffery W.

doi:10.1109/milcom.2003.1290150

Cited by 24 publications

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“…Mobile Network Emulator (MNE) focuses on simulating mobility of wireless nodes, each of which is represented by a single physical device such as a laptop computer (Macker et al, 2003). Each device has two interfaces: one is used as a mobile emulation control channel and the other works as an emulated wireless interface.…”

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High-performance emulation of heterogeneous systems using adaptive time dilation

Lee

Sichitiu

Thuente

2014

The International Journal of High Performance Computing Applica

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Building a testbed for evaluating the performance of large-scale heterogeneous systems can be costly and inefficient. Emulation is often used to evaluate the performance of a system in a controlled environment. Time dilation allows virtual machines (VMs) to emulate higher performance than that of their physical machine. We present an approach using adaptive time dilation to emulate large-scale distributed systems composed of heterogeneous machines and Operating Systems (OSs). In our implementation, VMs are globally synchronized. To evaluate our system, distributed VMs running Linux, Windows, FreeBSD, and Junos are emulated on general-purpose physical machines.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

High-performance emulation of heterogeneous systems using adaptive time dilation

Lee

Sichitiu

Thuente

2014

The International Journal of High Performance Computing Applica

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“…At the extreme case of traffic shaping, it is possible to simulate presence of connection between nodes in the network with only existence and non-existence of links. As an example, MNE (Mobile Network Emulator) is a distributed system which abstracts away physical layer effects and mobility behind topological changes simulated by IPTABLES based packet filtering controlled from a central controller [43].…”

Section: Network Emulation -Mostly Simulated Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Stance On Emulation And Testbeds, And A Survey Of Network Emulators And Testbeds

Goektuerk¹

2007

ECMS 2007 Proceedings Edited By: I. Zelinka, Z. Oplatkova, A. Orsoni

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Abstract-Emulations and testbeds are popular tools in networking research. However, what differentiates testbeds from emulations is not terminologically clear. In this article, we first discuss the terms emulation and testbed, and present the reflexivity principle for identifying testbeds. We then present a survey of forty two network emulators and testbeds reported in the literature, categorizing them according to the approaches used. Another eighteen that can be added to this survey as future work are also identified.

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