Network Simulation Tools Projects

Network Simulation Tools Projects open up the way to convert ideas into results. Network Simulation is the process of modeling, testing, and validating networks in the light of software packages. The software tools that support this progress are the base for all Network Simulation Tools Projects. To model any network like WSN, SDN, Ad-hoc, or Cellular (4G, 5G, and B5G), we first need extended tools. 

Simulation tools not only support modeling, but it mimics the behavior of a network in real-time. In other words, it is a cost-effective way to test an idea in a real like environ. From that, we can conclude the efficacy of any idea. Still, now, countless tools are there for all networks.  

Predominant Tools for Network Simulation and Emulation 

• Objective Modular Network Testbed in C++ (OMNeT++)
• Network Simulator 3 (NS3) using C++ and Python
• Cooja Simulator support with C 
• Graphical Network Simulator 3 (GNS3) using Python
• NetSim by using C as a programming language
• QualNet supported by C and also C++ 
• Matlab with the use of C, C++, and FORTRAN 
• OPNET by using C and also C++

   In addition to the above tools, we have in-depth knowledge of myriad tools. Evidently, the above tools probably support all kinds of network simulation and emulation. To clarify, emulation is nothing that the tool allows real-time traffic from real devices into the simulation. In truth, some tools also support emulation. For a case, GNS3 assists in both simulation and emulation. Other than that, some tools are specific in their functions and operations. To know more about them, here we presented some of them.

EXCEPTIONAL TOOLS FOR SPECIFIC NETWORKS

LTE-Sim

• Dedicated for LTE Networks
• Extended Support for LTE-A, LTE-M, and LTE-A+
• Differentiated Traffic Generation 
• Highly useful in modeling eNB, HeNB, and UEs 

Contiki 

• Mainly focuses on low-power IoT networks
• Offers multitasking and TCP/IP support
• Assist in 6LoWPAN, IPv4, and also IPv6
• Better hardware and also software support

Mininet

• Best in the simulation of SDN based networks
• Assist in interactive prototype modeling and testing 
• Enables flexible topologies and integrations
• Additional Tool Support like Mini-CCNx

   So far, tool selection is the main issue that is in the first place. This is because many tools support a domain or field. To illustrate, NS3, OMNeT++, and Mininet all support phd projects in SDN cloud implementation. The truth is that each tool updates libraries and modules as per the current invention. Yet, the thing we need to focus on whether the tool has assist in end-to-end simulation. In this way, we can find an apt tool for the concept.

How to Start Network Simulation Tools Projects?

   To install and begin with any of the tool, the license is first and foremost need. Some tools like NS3, OMNeT++ are in open (that is, anyone can use) while QualNet is commercial. And another thing to consider is the version of the tool. We get out of the updates only in the last version of a tool. In crisp, we need to meet the following factors before starting a project.

• Hardware Configuration of the system like,
  • Operating System
  • Available Memory (RAM and ROM)
  • Disk Size
• Required IDEs
• Programming Package

   Now, you have some doubts about where to find the apt configuration. Get rid of all your snags since we first endow the ‘Implementation Plan’ for ease. We are sure that the plan will make you prepare for your project. Then, we help you with all other tasks like Installation and Simulation.

   To sum up, we aid you from top to bottom in any tool. Our bunch of coders will train you until you have insight into each nook of the tool. Wherever you have worries, we will be there for you with our keen help. All in all, grab the best assist in any tool at your door. Yes, we are available online too. So make it as easy by just forwarding a mail to us.

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