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Tracegraph - a graphing software to plot the trace files from NS2

Tracegraph is a third-party software that helps in plotting the graphs for NS2 and other networking simulation software. But the sad point is the software is not maintained by anyone and the happiest point is the software works fine still and it is free. 

You may download the tracegraph software from these locations.

For Windows: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24623828/tracegraph202.rar

For Linux : https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4nUSbTYSK4TSjNockFKbmRxdnM/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0-5rI_aWvptwWDvB01V6-ZDw 

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24623828/mglinstaller.gz

There are actually two files one with the matlab runtime library file and other is the original software tracegraph.

Tracegraph when opened, it opens 3 windows, 

  • one window to select the trace file (.tr) that was created by NS2 (depending on the size of the trace file , the processing time also varies)
  • The second window is the main window in which you can see the graphs for various performance characteristics like throughput, End to End Delay, jitter, etc in 2D and 3D facility. Even it can plot the histograms too.
  • The third window is nothing but the Simulation Information Windows, where you can see the packet loss, packet delivery, end-to-end delay for the total network, information about the intermediate nodes, source and destination nodes.

    Tracegraph exists for Windows as well as Linux, you can download both versions at these locations

    For windows Installation: http://www.nsnam.com/2011/08/tracegraph-installation-in-windows-7.html

    For Linux Installation: http://www.nsnam.com/2011/08/tracegraph-installation-in-fedora-12.html

    the following is the snapshot for Windows installation: Copy the PATH as done in the pic and paste it in the environmental variables

     

     

    Comments

    1. I have installed tracegraph202 version on fedora17 but the GUI is not loading properly.

      In order to run tracegraph windows version
      I got downloaded mglinstaller.exe of size 8.31 mb from web but its not installing on windows xp and windows 7.

      please provide me the mglinstaller.exe download link...

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    2. sir please provide me mglinstaller.exe

      -------------
      Ravi Kumar

      ReplyDelete
    3. @ravikumar actually u dont need mglinstaller.exe first of u set the path in command prompt
      and run it in cmd prompt u will s/w open
      set path=c:\tr s/w folder\bin\win32

      ReplyDelete
    4. Hi, can you help me?

      The Tracegraph for Windows link seems to be dead. Is there any way I can get it?

      Thank You

      ReplyDelete
    5. hello sir, i am getting error " cannot open the IP file!" when i opened .tr file.
      please help me out to resolve this issue.

      ReplyDelete

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