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The OFF command is a global processing command. It represents the time period when<br />

the source is in its silent state, i.e. not transmitting any cells. The time delay modeled<br />

here is 2500 microseconds, as determined by the parameter value 2.5 milliseconds. After<br />

elapsing this delay, the ON command of is executed. This command sends 20 messages /<br />

cells with an inter-arrival time between each cell of .000025 seconds, or 250<br />

microseconds. The total delay for the ON period is therefore 500 microseconds. Again,<br />

the cells are designated for one of the sinks following the ATM transport protocol where<br />

the cell size of 53 bytes is specified. With these values, each VBR source generates<br />

traffic at a rate of 2.8Mbps.<br />

This architecture is simulated under different traffic loads by using the <strong>COMNET</strong> <strong>III</strong><br />

parameter called ‘Traffic scale’, which can be found under the menu entry ‘Define /<br />

Backbone Properties’. Three simulations are run for a total of 5 seconds with the traffic<br />

loads of 1, 2 and 2.5, i.e. a total traffic load of 9.2Mbps, 18.4Mbps and 23Mbps per sink.<br />

Note that these values have been selected for demonstration purposes only.<br />

The following table summarizes the results between the different traffic loads.<br />

Delta<br />

NODES: OUTPUT BUFFER TOTALS<br />

REPLICATION 1 FROM 0.0 TO 5.0 SECONDS<br />

PACKETS<br />

BUFFER USE (P=PKTS, B=BYTES)<br />

NODE ACCEPTED BLOCKED AVERAGE STD DEV MAXIMUM P/B<br />

______________________ ________ _______ __________ _________ _________ ___<br />

SE11 119735 0 89 82 479 B<br />

SE12 119736 0 90 83 531 B<br />

SE14 119736 0 90 83 530 B<br />

SE13 119735 0 89 82 530 B<br />

SE21 119238 0 77 115 1007 B<br />

SE22 120231 0 80 120 1011 B<br />

SE24 119916 0 79 118 1064 B<br />

SE23 119553 0 75 112 1166 B<br />

SE31 119681 0 2 11 116 B<br />

SE32 120655 0 2 11 116 B<br />

SE34 119492 0 2 11 116 B<br />

SE33 119105 0 2 11 116 B<br />

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