My name is Helder Fontes and I received a MSc degree in Informatics and Computing Engineering from University of Porto, Portugal, in 2010. Currently I’m a researcher at the Wireless Networks group, part of CTM, and my work is mainly focused in mobile networks, network simulation and network emulation. I’m also currently a PhD student in the Doctoral Program in Informatics Engineering, from University of Porto.
My name is Helder Fontes and I received a MSc degree in Informatics and Computing Engineering from University of Porto, Portugal, in 2010. Currently I’m a researcher at the Wireless Networks group, part of CTM, and my work is mainly focused in mobile networks, network simulation and network emulation. I’m also currently a PhD student in the Doctoral Program in Informatics Engineering, from University of Porto.
2017
Authors
Fontes, H; Campos, R; Ricardo, M;
Publication
Proceedings of the Workshop on ns-3, Porto, Portugal, June 13 - 14, 2017
Abstract
2016
Authors
Fontes, H; Cardoso, T; Ricardo, M;
Publication
Proceedings of the Workshop on ns-3, WNS3 '16, Seattle, WA, USA, June 15-16, 2016
Abstract
2015
Authors
Fontes, H; Campos, R; Ricardo, M;
Publication
SIMUTOOLS 2015 - 8th EAI International Conference on Simulation Tools and Techniques
Abstract
A common problem in networking research and development is the duplicate effort of writing simulation and implementation code. This duplication can be avoided through the use of fast-prototyping methodologies, which enable reusing simulation code in real prototyping and in production environments. Although this functionality is already available by using ns-3 emulation, there are still limitations regarding the support of real network interfaces and easy configuration of the network settings, such as IP and MAC addresses. In this paper we propose an improved version of the ns-3 emulation component by introducing new functionalities that address these limitations. The new functionalities include the support of new types of real network interfaces and the easier integration of emulation nodes with existing networks by means of a new auto-configuration mechanism for ns-3 nodes. Experimental results obtained in a laboratorial testbed and in a real vehicular network testbed demonstrate the new functionalities proper operation, and their backwards compatibility with previously coded ns-3 scenarios. Copyright © 2015 ICST.
2011
Authors
Gustavo João Carneiro; Hélder Martins Fontes; Manuel Ricardo
Publication
SMPT - Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory, vol.19, pp.2063-2075
Abstract
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