University of Kansas
Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Sample Network Simulation Models using Extend
Example Networks
Example Network with Layers 1, 2, and 3 (one DLC)
Example Network with Layers 1, 2, and 3 (two DLC's)
Rounting Example
Basic Markov Processes
Arrival Process
Birth-Death Process
(Average Number in System)
Statistical Multiplexer
M/M/1/ (Average Delay)
Statistical Multiplexers-Infinite System Size
Statistical Multiplexer-Delay vs Load Study
(Example of Use of Extend Database and Write to Excel)
Statistical Multiplexer-Confidence Interval Using Replication
Statistical Multiplexer-Confidence Interval Using Batch Means
Queue Management/Scheduling
Statistical Multiplexer with Non-preemptive Priority
Weighted Round Robin Example
Demonstration of Capacity Sharing
Three Sources with Three isolated l Statistical Multiplexer
One Link Three Sources Statistical Multiplexer
Finite Systems
M/M/K Model
(Call center model: showing each server)
M/M/K Model with general number of servers
Statistical Multiplexer with Finite Buffer
-M/M/1/N (router output port model)
Statistical Multiplexer with Finite Buffer with Throughput Measurement
(M/M/1/N)
Telephone Switch Model
-M/M/K/K Detailed showing blocking process
General M/M/K/K
Token Ring
Token Ring Model
Token Ring with Exhaustive Service
Token Ring serving all waiting upon arrival
Data Link Control Protocols
Sliding Window Data link Control Protocol
Stop and Wait Data Link Control Protocol with Errors and Fixed Length Packets and No Packet Queue
Stop and Wait Data Link Control Protocol with Fixed Length Packet, Errors, and Packet Queue
Selective Repeat ARQ Model With Errors
Leaky Bucket Rate Open Loop Rate Control
Networks of Queues
Model of a Computer System-Open Network
Model of a Computer System-Closed Network
Model of a Cyclic Queueing System-Closed Network
Advanced Monels
Two State Discrete Time Markov Chain
Three State Discrete Time Markov Chain
Pareto_Message_Length_Example
MMPP Model
Author
Victor S. Frost
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frost@eecs.ku.edu