NS3 Network Simulator is a powerful discrete-event simulator written in C++. It executes events sequentially through an event queue, making it ideal for simulating both wired and wireless network scenarios. We provide complete guidance for students and PhD scholars to design, develop, and simulate NS3 projects. Since real-time implementation requires high investment, NS3 helps test and validate ideas virtually before deployment.

Design of NS3:

NS3 is modular in design, where multiple software libraries work together to build simulations. Users can write NS3 programs in C++ or Python. To run an NS3 project successfully, you need:

1. Core libraries to build user programs

2. A software development environment

3. Pre-built libraries and simulation modules

Building NS3 Projects:

NS3 projects are built using build.py. If you download NS3 as a tarball, you can build it with Python using the following command:

$ ./build.py --enable-examples --enable-tests

We deliver NS3 projects with high accuracy, affordable pricing, and complete research guidance. Our expert team supports students and research scholars to clarify doubts, implement projects efficiently, and achieve successful results within deadlines.