For example enter ./a.out 250000000 0.0 /home/ozi/documents/images/ to run the test case with 3G cellular (minimum of 2Gbit/second) network (which is 250000000 bytes/second) and 0 percent data loss rate. The path (3rd argument) should point to the images folder you downloaded from Dropbox. You can also introduce different loss rates.
For example enter ./a.out 250000000 0.0 /home/ozi/documents/images/ to run the test case with 3G cellular (minimum of 2Gbit/second) network (which is 250000000 bytes/second) and 0 percent data loss rate. The path (3rd argument) should point to the images folder you downloaded from Dropbox (or alread y in this image). You can also introduce different loss rates.
We tested historian as 10.0.2.2, forwarder as 10.0.2.3. Their ips are assigned in .profile files of images that is why password is prompted twice on login.
For example enter ./a.out 2500000000 0.0 1000000000 0.0 /home/ozi/documents/images/ to run the test case with 3G cellular (minimum of 2Gbit/second) network (which is 2500000000 bytes/second) and 0 percent data loss rate from the first forwarder, and with 1GB (1000000000 byte/second) and 0 percent loss rate from the second forwarder. The path (5th argument) should point to the images folder you downloaded from Dropbox.
For example enter ./a.out 2500000000 0.0 1000000000 0.0 /home/ozi/documents/images/ to run the test case with 3G cellular (minimum of 2Gbit/second) network (which is 2500000000 bytes/second) and 0 percent data loss rate from the first forwarder, and with 1GB (1000000000 byte/second) and 0 percent loss rate from the second forwarder. The path (5th argument) should point to the images folder you downloaded from Dropbox (or images folder already in this system).
We tested historian as 10.0.2.2, forwarder-1 as 10.0.2.3, and forwarder-2 as 10.0.2.4. Their ips are assigned in .profile files of images that is why password is prompted twice on login.
