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修改的dsr源文件,需要的赶快下载啦

To install:

* cd to your ns-2.29/ directory
* cp -r dsr dsr_backup
* rm -rf dsr
* tar xvzf dsr_misbehaving_1.0.tar.gz (you need to put dsr_misbehaving_1.0.tar.gz in ns-2.29/.
* "make" in ns-2.29/

When running a simulation, if you want to have malicious, selfish and/or faulty nodes, create a file named "nodes.info" with the following structure:
[malicious]
0 1 2 3 4
[selfish]
3 4 5 6
[faulty]
7 10 20
8 11 15

The numbers should be replaced with the nodes you want to be malicious/selfish. If you dont want any malicious nodes, leave the line containing the numbers blank, same goes for selfish. The format for faulty nodes is <node_id> <begin_faulty_time> <end_faulty_time>. The "nodes.info" file should exist in the directory you run the simulation in, ie, where you execute the command "ns script.tcl".

MALICIOUS NODES:
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* accept and forward route requests correctly, in order to add themselves
  to routes that can be used by other nodes to forward traffic.
* when a node actually wishes to forward traffic through them, they drop all
  packets (do not forward), effectively performing a denial of service attack.
* the monitor is meant to detect these nodes, by hearing that they do not forward
  traffic in a reasonable amount of time.

SELFISH NODES:
-------------
* drop route requests so as to attempt to never get onto a route, so that they
  will never have to forward traffic for anyone.
* perform route requests of their own in order to use other nodes to send their
  own traffic throughout the network.
* the chip economy is meant to detect these nodes who escape getting on routes
  and so cannot be detected by the monitor since they will never be asked to
  forward traffic.