Re: Solution to churn problem and possibly to the Pitch Black attack

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On Thursday 26 May 2011 15:55:51 Pierre Abbat wrote:
> On Wednesday 25 May 2011 13:38:20 Ian Clarke wrote:
> > My recommendation would be to whip up a simulation in whatever language=
 you
> > are most familiar with.  It shouldn't be complicated, and will probably=
 be
> > easier than the learning curve of using unfamiliar code in an unfamiliar
> > language.
>=20
> Writing a simulator from scratch is too big a job for me. I found one by =
Hui=20
> Zhang in C++ which I'll see if I can modify. If you know of others, pleas=
e=20
> let me know.

There are several, but make sure you are running it at the right level. It =
sounds like you're only interested in routing and swapping (or similar mech=
anisms). You don't need accurate simulations of requests and packets.

> Pierre

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