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1 QualNet Model Libraries QualNet Model Libraries greatly extend the base capabilities of QualNet. From supporting specialized networks, such as MANET, WiMAX, and satellite, to enabling hardware-in-the-loop and powerful 3-D visualization, QualNet Libraries add significant capabilities to QualNet Developer. All Libraries operate on sequential or parallel platforms. The QualNet Model Libraries consist of the following elements: Developer *, included with QualNet Developer, for modeling a large variety of networks, including WANs, LANs, IPv6, abstract satellite and for interfacing with STK/ Connect, Wireless for a/b/g and mobile ad-hoc networks, Multimedia and Enterprise for modeling WANs, VOIP, queueing, scheduling, MPLS, and other Quality of Service capabilities, Advanced Wireless ** for and e, also known as WiMAX, Cellular ** for modeling GSM cellular networks, Standard Interfaces for integrating to a number of military simulators to QualNet via HLA or DIS, Network Emulation Interface for hardware-, software-, and human-in-the-loop simulation, Key of QualNet C/C++ models are modifiable because they come in source form come pre-optimized for parallel execution Model development is easy due to welldefined APIs that streamline incorporation into QualNet can be compiled before delivering to others to protect intellectual property and prevent misuse gation effects based on the Terrain Integrated Rough Earth Model, Propagation : Urban ** for urban pathloss and terrain effects, and Propagation : ALE/ASAPs ** for modeling the ALE military radio and propagation effects. * Developer is included with QualNet Developer. ** You must own the Wireless to purchase these libraries. These libraries require code from a third party. Military Radios ** for Link-11, Link-16, EPLRS and SINCGARS networks, Satellite ** for modeling satellites and ground nodes, Propagation : TIREM ** for terrain and propa-
2 Application QoS Transport Queueing and Scheduling Network Routing QualNet Model Libraries By Layer (part 1) Multicast MAC Developer (included with QualNet Developer) Multimedia & Enterprise ATM IP over ATM CBR FTP / Generic HTTP LOOKUP MCBR Super Application tcplib FTP telnet Traffic-Gen Traffic-Trace VBR VOIP H225 H323 SIP DiffServ Per Hop Behavior MPLS LDP RSVP-TE Abstract TCP ATM IP over ATM TCP TCP Dump TCP Variants Lite New Reno Reno SACK Tahoe UDP VOIP RTCP RTP CBQ FIFO RED RIO Round Robin SCFQ Strict Priority WFQ WRED WRR ARP HDP ICMP ICMPv6 new IPsec IPv4 IPv6 Bellman-Ford RIP v1 v2 ng Static Routing BGP v4 BGP v6 (MBGP) new EIGRP HSRP IGRP OSPF v2 updated OSPF v3 new Policy Based Routing QOSPF Router Access Lists Route Map IGMP Static Multicast DVMRP MOSPF PIM-DM PIM-SM / Wired Bus Gigabit Ethernet Abstract Satellite Faults Wired Point-to- Point Link Wireless Point-to- Point Link Detailed Switch GARP GVRP Spanning Tree VLAN Switched Ethernet Wireless AODV updated BRP DSR DYMO new Fisheye IARP IERP LANMAR LAR1 Mobile IPv4 OLSR Inria updated OLSRv2 new STAR ZRP ODMRP DCF PCF e EDCA e HCCA new Aloha CSMA Generic MAC MACA TDMA Advanced Wireless e new Military Radios MGEN PDEF SDF Threaded Comms Link-11 Link-16 EPLRS new SINCGARS new Cellular GSM Cellular Abstract Layer 3 new GSM Layer 3 GSM Propagation Libraries Each sold separately: (Require Urban TIREM ALE/ASAPS ALE new for QualNet version 4.0 updated for QualNet version 4.0 Restricted to NATO / US or responsible agency. DoD authorization is necessary to receive these QualNet models.
3 Physical Modulation Schemes Propagation Mobility Developer (included with QualNet Developer) Device QualNet Model Libraries By Layer (part 2) Multimedia & Enterprise Terrain Interfaces Routers Switches STK/Connect Wireless a/g OFDM b DSSS Abstract PHY Antenna NMSA Omnidirectional Open ASCII Directional Steerable Beam Switched Beam Microwave Link BPSK BPSK Turbo CCK DPSK DPSK Turbo DQPSK Forward Error Correction FSK FSK-Golay GMSK QAM QAM-Convolution Pathloss 2-Ray Free Space Path Loss Matrix Fading Fast Rayleigh Rayleigh Ricean ITM Lognormal Shadowing Weather Group Mobility Pedestrian Mobility new Random Waypoint File-based Mobility 1-degree DEM Cartesian DTED QualNet Building Format new Advanced Wireless new OFDMA new Military Radios CTDB 7 new CTDB 8 new Cellular Urban GSM ALE ASAPS User Behavior new Propagation Libraries Each sold separately: (Require TIREM ALE/ASAPS TIREM Urban new COST231-Hata new COST231-W-I new Street Microcell / Mobile-to-Mobile Model new new for QualNet version 4.0 updated for QualNet version 4.0 Restricted to NATO / US or responsible agency. DoD authorization is necessary to receive these QualNet models.
4 QoS MAC Physical Device QualNet Model Libraries By Layer (part 3) Propagation Satellite Wireless ) Interfaces Standard Interfaces Network Emulation Interface Dynamic Forward Signaling Rate new Dynamic Return Signaling Rate new Filtered Bandwidth Limiting new Strict Traffic Bandwidth Limiting new Multiple Return Links per Forward Link new Ranging Overhead Support new Request-grant Scheduler new Send When Ready Configurable Reed- Solomon Viterbi Threshold-based Packet Reception Processor Payload updated Gateway-based Services updated Multi-beam Satellite new Abstract Propagation new Free-space Propagation DIS HLA IP Network Emulation (IPNE) new for QualNet version 4.0 updated for QualNet version 4.0 QualNet s Model Libraries support a wide range of wired and wireless commercial networks, including Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi, WiMAX, and cellular. QualNet s Model Libraries support a wide range of military and homeland defense networks, such MANET and satellite. QualNet s model architecture is based on the layers of the ISO stack. APIs between each layer enable modularity and maintain suitability for parallel execution. CBR, FTP, Telnet,... TCP, UDP, RSVP,... IPv6,... OSPF, AODV,... Packet Store/Forward,... IEEE , 802.3,... Radio, Bus, Point-Point,... Wired,... Free space, TIREM,... Application Transport IP Network Link MAC Physical The architecture of QualNet s IP Network Emulation interface allows real network traffic to seamlessly enter and exit a QualNet simulation. Video In Video Out (degraded due to network effects in QualNet simulation)
5 QualNet Model Libraries Alphabetized (part 1) Model Name Explanation 2-Ray Pathloss 2-Ray Pathloss Propagation Model Wireless a/g OFDM a/g Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Wireless DCF Distributed Coordination Function Medium Access Control Protocol Wireless PCF Point Coordinated Function Medium Access Control Protocol Wireless a/g a/g Physical Model Wireless b b Physical Model Wireless e EDCA QoS Extension to MAC - Enhanced Distributed Channel Access Wireless e HCCA Hybrid Coordination Function Controlled Channel Access MAC Protocol Wireless MAC MAC for fixed broadband wireless Advanced Wireless OFDMA PHY The OFDMA PHY model of Advanced Wireless e MAC MAC extensions for mobile broadband wireless Advanced Wireless e OFDMA PHY OFDMA PHY extensions for e Advanced Wireless / Wired Bus / Wired Bus Medium Access Control Protocol Developer Abstract Layer 3 Abstract Network Model Cellular Abstract PHY Abstract Physical Model Wireless Abstract Satellite Abstract Satellite Physical Model Developer Abstract TCP Abstract Transmission Control Protocol Application Protocol Developer ALE Automatic Link Establishment Medium Access Control and Physical Model ALE / ASAPS Propagation Aloha Aloha Medium Access Control Protocol Wireless AODV Ad-hoc On-demand Distance Vector Routing Protocol Wireless ARP Address Resolution Protocol Developer ASAPS Advanced Stand Alone Prediction Service Propagation Model ALE / ASAPS Propagation ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode Multi-layer Model Developer Bellman-Ford Bellman-Ford Routing Protocol Developer BGP v4 Border Gateway Protocol Routing Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise BGP v6 (MBGP) Multiprotocol Border Gateway Protocol Routing Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise BPSK, BPSK Turbo Binary Phase-shift Keying Modulation Scheme for a/g and with and without Turbo Coding Wireless BRP Bordercast Resolution Protocol Routing Protocol Wireless Cartesian Cartesian Terrain Model Wireless CBQ Class Based Queueing Model Developer CBR Constant Bit Rate Traffic Generator Developer CCK Complementary Code Keying Modulation Scheme for b Wireless COST231-Hata COST-231 Hata Propagation Model Urban Propagation COST231-W-I COST-231 Walfish-Ikegami Propagation Model Urban Propagation CSMA Carrier Sense Multiple Access Medium Access Control Protocol Wireless CTDB 7, 8 Compact Terrain Database 7, 8 Model Military Radios DEM 1-degree Digital Elevation Model Terrain Model Wireless Detailed Switch Detailed Layer 2 Switch Model Multimedia & Enterprise DiffServ Differentiated Services Quality of Service Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise Directional Directional Antenna Physical Model Wireless DIS Distributed Interactive Simulation Framework Standard Interfaces DPSK Differential Phase-Shift Keying Modulation Scheme for b Wireless DPSK Turbo Differential Phase-Shift Keying Modulation Scheme with Turbo Coding for b Wireless DQPSK Differentially Encoded Binary Phase-shift Keying Modulation Scheme for b Wireless DSR Dynamic Source Routing Protocol Wireless DSSS Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Physical Model Wireless DTED Digital Terrain Elevation Data Wireless DVMRP Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise DYMO Dynamic MANET On-demand Routing Protocol Wireless EIGRP Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise EPLRS Enhanced Position Location Reporting System Military Radios Fast Rayleigh Fading Fast Rayleigh Fading Propagation Model Wireless Faults Enable/Disable Interfaces or Nodes Developer FIFO First In First Out Queueing and Scheduling Model Developer Fisheye Fisheye Routing Protocol Wireless Forward Error Correction Forward Error Correction for Modulation Schemes Wireless Free Space Pathloss Free Space Pathloss Propagation Model Wireless FSK, FSK-Golay Frequency Shift Keying Modulation Scheme with and without Golay Wireless FTP, FTP/Generic File Transfer Protocol Application Protocol, Generic FTP Application Protocol Developer GARP Generic Attribute Registration Protocol for switch Multimedia & Enterprise Generic MAC Generic Medium Access Control Protocol Wireless Gigabit Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet Medium Access Control Protocol Developer GMSK Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying Modulation Scheme for Cellular GSM Wireless Group Mobility Group Mobility Model Wireless GSM Global System for Mobile communication MAC Protocol Cellular GVRP GARP VLAN Registration Protocol for switch Multimedia & Enterprise H225 VOIP A key protocol for Voice Over Internet Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise H323 VOIP A key protocol in the H.323 architecture for Voice Over Internet Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise HDP Hierarchical Distributed Protocol Developer HLA High Level Architecture Simulation Framework Standard Interfaces HSRP Hot Standby Router Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise HTTP HyperText Transfer Protocol Application Protocol Developer IARP Intrazone Routing Protocol Wireless ICMP Internet Control Message Protocol Developer ICMPv6 Internet Control Message Protocol for IPv6 Developer IERP Interzone Routing Protocol Wireless IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol Developer IGRP Interior Gateway Routing Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise IP Network Emulation Internet Protocol Network Emulation Interface Network Emulation IP over ATM Internet Protocol over Asynchronous Transfer Mode Network Model Developer IPSec Internet Protocol Security Developer IPv4 Internet Protocol Version 4 Network Protocol Developer IPv6 Internet Protocol Version 6 Network Protocol Developer ITM Irregular Terrain Model Propagation model Wireless
6 QualNet Model Libraries Alphabetized (part 2) Model Name Explanation LANMAR Landmark Routing Protocol Wireless LAR1 Location-Aided Routing Protocol Wireless Link-11 Link-11 Military Radio Model Military Radios Link-16 Link-16 Military Radio Model Military Radios Lognormal Shadowing Lognormal Shadowing Propagation Model Wireless LOOKUP LOOKUP Application Protocol Developer MACA Medium Access Collision Avoid Medium Access Control Protocol Wireless MCBR Multicast Constant Bit Rate Traffic Generator Developer MGEN Multi-Generator Toolset by US Naval Research Laboratory Military Radios Microwave Link Microwave Link Physical Model Wireless Mobile IPv4 IP Mobility Support Wireless MOSPF Multicast Open Shortest Path First Multicast Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise MPLS:LDP Label Distribution Protocol for Multiprotocol Label Switching Multimedia & Enterprise MPLS:RSVP-TE Resource Reservation Protocol with Traffic Engineering extensions for Multiprotocol Label Switching Multimedia & Enterprise NMSA NMSA Antenna Physical Model Wireless ODMRP On-Demand Multicast Routing Protocol Wireless OLSR Inria Orthogonal Frequency-division Multiplexing Physical Model Wireless OLSRv2 Optimized Link State Routing Protocol ported from INRIA implementation Wireless Omnidirectional Omnidirectional Antenna Model Wireless Open ASCII Open ASCII Antenna Model Wireless OSPF v2 Open Shortest Path First Routing Protocol Version 2 Multimedia & Enterprise OSPF v3 Open Shortest Path First Routing Protocol Version 3 Multimedia & Enterprise Path Loss Matrix Path Loss Matrix Propagation Model Wireless PDEF Platform Description Files Simulation Framework Military Radios Pedestrian Mobility Pedestrian Mobility Model Wireless Per Hop Behavior Per Hop Behavior Quality of Service Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise PIM-DM, PIM-SM Protocol-Independent Multicast Protocol: Dense Mode and Sparse Mode Multimedia & Enterprise Policy Based Routing Policy Based Routing Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise QAM Quadrature Amplitude Modulation Scheme Wireless QAM-Convolution Quadrature Amplitude Modulation Scheme with Convolution Wireless QOSPF Quality of Service Extensions to OSFP Routing Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise QualNet Building Format QualNet Building Format Terrain Model Wireless Random Waypoint Random Waypoint Mobility Model Wireless Rayleigh Fading Rayleigh Fading Propagation Model Wireless RED Random Early Detection Queueing Model Developer Ricean Fading Ricean Fading Propagation Model Wireless RIO Random Early Detection In/Out Queueing Model Developer RIP ng Routing Information Protocol - next generation Developer RIP v1, v2 Routing Information Protocol Routing Protocol versions 1 and 2 Developer Round Robin Round Robin Scheduling Model Developer Route Map Route Map Multimedia & Enterprise Router Access Lists Router Access Lists Multimedia & Enterprise Routers Router Device Model Multimedia & Enterprise RTCP VOIP RTP Control Protocol for Voice Over Internet Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise RTP VOIP Real-Time Transport Protocol for Voice Over Internet Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise Satellite Satellite Model Satellite SCFQ Self-clocked Fair Queueing Model Developer SDF Simulation Description Files Simulation Framework Military Radios SINCGARS Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System Model Military Radios SIP Session Initiation Protocol for Voice Over Internet Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise Spanning Tree Spanning Tree for switch Multimedia & Enterprise STAR Source Tree Adaptive Routing Protocol Wireless Static Multicast Static Multicast Protocol Developer Static Routing Static Routing Protocol Developer Steerable Beam Steerable Beam Directional Antenna Model Wireless STK/Connect Interface to STK/Connect Developer Street Microcell Model Street Microcell / Mobile-to-Mobile Propagation Model Urban Propagation Strict Priority Strict Priority Scheduling Model Developer Super Application Super Application Protocol Developer Switched Beam Switched Beam Directional Antenna Model Wireless Switched Ethernet Switched Ethernet Medium Access Control Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise Switches Switch Device Model Multimedia & Enterprise TCP Transmission Control Protocol Transport Protocol Developer TCP Dump TCPDump Compatible Trace Developer TCP Variants Lite, New Reno, Reno, SACK, and Tahoe Transmission Control Protocol Variants Developer tcplib A of Internetwork Traffic Characteristics Developer TDMA Time Division Multiple Access Medium Access Control Protocol Wireless telnet TELNET Remote Access Protocol Developer Threaded Comms Threaded Communication Model Military Radios TIREM Terrain Integrated Rough Earth Model TIREM Propagation Traffic-Gen Traffic Generation Application Protocol Developer Traffic-Trace Traffic Trace Application Protocol Developer UDP User Datagram Protocol Transport Protocol Developer User Behavior User Behavior Mobility Model Cellular VBR Variable Bit Rate Traffic Generator Developer VLAN Virtual LAN Protocol Multimedia & Enterprise VOIP Voice Over Internet Protocol Model Multimedia & Enterprise Weather Weather Effects Propagation Model Wireless WFQ Weighted Fair Queueing Model Developer Wired, Wireless Point to Point Link Wired and Wireless Point to Point Link Physical Model Developer WRED Weighted Random Early Detection Queueing Model Developer WRR Weighted Round Robin Scheduling Model Developer ZRP Zone Routing Protocol Wireless
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