Assigning separate band and Questions about Packet Drop
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Description
I am simulating BSM messages from NRUe to MEC and SPaT from MEC to NRUe. Is there any way that I can assign separate dedicated bands from the SPaT message going from MEC to NRUe?
Also, I am not seeing any packet drops even if I increase the number of vehicles (300 vehicles) and send BSM (around 600 Bytes) with 10Hz frequency and send SPaT (1400 Bytes) from MEC to all the NRUes with 10 Hz frequency. I have used the Nakagami propagation model and 50 bands and 2 gNodeBs. I can see the delay increasing from a mean of 20ms to 100ms but don't see even a single packet drop anywhere. Is it normal?
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Start by reproducing the stated scenario with 300 vehicles, 50 bands, 2 gNodeBs, Nakagami propagation, and the listed BSM and SPaT traffic rates. Inspect how separate bands are configured for MEC-to-NRUe traffic and where packet-drop statistics are reported. Done means determining whether the absence of drops is expected or identifying the missing configuration or behavior.
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- cpp
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- networking
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