HOW TO RUN IP CMN RTE TABLE.H PACKAGES IN OPNET
To import the IP_CMN_RTE_TABLE.H packages into the OPNET tool we are fully equipped with all the necessary tools and resources . Count opnetprojects .com for timely support and optimal results. The Ip_cmn_rte_table Header is a crucial component in OPNET Modeler that addresses the functionalities of common routing tables for IP networks. This header outlines the definitions and structures necessary for managing routing data within the simulation framework. It specifies the data structures that represent routing tables, which include entries for destination networks and their corresponding metrics. Additionally, it offers interfaces for various IP routing protocols, enabling interaction with different routing algorithms. The header features functions that allow for efficient searching and retrieval of routing information based on destination IP addresses. It also includes capabilities to add, update, or remove routing table entries, supporting dynamic network simulations. Furthermore, it defines constants and structures for managing routing metrics, such as hop count and link costs, along with error codes and handling mechanisms related to routing table operations.
PRE-REQUISITES:
- Fresh installation of Windows Vista OS:
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2.OPNET Modeler 14.5 Installation:
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HEADER FILE VERIFICATION:
- Locate to the OPNET Example folder:
We need to locate the OPNET Example Folder by passing the following path shown in File Explorer, you can see the Example file utilized here.
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2.Open any Project file in the folder:
Next we need to Open the .prj (OPNET Project File) file by double-clicking or Right click the file and Click OPNET 14.5 in the OPNET folder.
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Here we can see the Topology from the Example File.
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3.Importing Ip_cmn_rte_table.h:
Here, we imported the Ip_cmn_rte_table.h header file code, which directly referenced the Opnet class and defined in the Highlighted Line, which is logs diagnostic messages for routing table updates when administrative tracing is active and defines a macro to check for the existence of route entries, collectively underscoring the importance of administrative oversight. This code line, which is internally accessible Ip_cmn_rte_table.h, is highlighted here. By clicking the nodes that are indicated by rounds as meant to be clicked instances, we will see the class file utilized in OPNET.
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Here we will show the header file by opening “C:\Program Files\OPNET\14.5.A\models\std\include\Ip_cmn_rte_table.h” file to show the class or function imported from the Ip_cmn_rte_table.h in the example code. We highlighted lines that eventually Included in the Ip_cmn_rte_table.h, which is previously Highlighted code line in the script internally relies on logging diagnostic messages for routing table updates when administrative tracing is active and defines a macro to check for the existence of route entries, collectively underscoring the importance of administrative oversight.
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4.Executing the Example Program for Ip_cmn_rte_table Header:
Then we need to run the Example program for Ip_cmn_rte_table Header to view output of the program. By clicking the DES => Configure the Discrete Event Simulation Button.
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Here we need to click the Run button, it will begin with Configuration and Execute the Program.
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Here we shown the output of the Configuration and Execution of the example program.
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We need to click the Hovered Place to view Result Graph.
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Here we demonstrated the output Result Graphs of the example program by using Ip_cmn_rte_table.h.
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In the OPNET Modeler 14.5 Simulation Example Program, the Ip_cmn_rte_table.h Header file is successfully imported.