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    This document provides instructions for simulating UDP client-server communication using the Contiki Cooja simulator. It begins with an overview of UDP and how it differs from TCP by enabling loss-tolerant, low-latency connections. The procedure involves opening Cooja in Vmware, adding motes for a UDP server and multiple clients, configuring the motes, and running the simulation to demonstrate UDP communication. The goal is to learn the basics of UDP client-server models through this hands-on simulation exercise.

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    This document provides instructions for simulating UDP client-server communication using the Contiki Cooja simulator. It begins with an overview of UDP and how it differs from TCP by enabling loss-tolerant, low-latency connections. The procedure involves opening Cooja in Vmware, adding motes for a UDP server and multiple clients, configuring the motes, and running the simulation to demonstrate UDP communication. The goal is to learn the basics of UDP client-server models through this hands-on simulation exercise.

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    This document provides instructions for simulating UDP client-server communication using the Contiki Cooja simulator. It begins with an overview of UDP and how it differs from TCP by enabling loss-tolerant, low-latency connections. The procedure involves opening Cooja in Vmware, adding motes for a UDP server and multiple clients, configuring the motes, and running the simulation to demonstrate UDP communication. The goal is to learn the basics of UDP client-server models through this hands-on simulation exercise.

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    Ioe Assignment5

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    This document provides instructions for simulating UDP client-server communication using the Contiki Cooja simulator. It begins with an overview of UDP and how it differs from TCP by enabling loss-tolerant, low-latency connections. The procedure involves opening Cooja in Vmware, adding motes for a UDP server and multiple clients, configuring the motes, and running the simulation to demonstrate UDP communication. The goal is to learn the basics of UDP client-server models through this hands-on simulation exercise.

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    IOE ASSIGNMENT 5

    AIM: To perform UDP client server communication simulation using Contiki


    Cooja simulator.

    THEORY:
    User Datagram Protocol (UDP) is a communications protocol that is primarily
    used to establish low-latency and loss-tolerating connections between
    applications on the internet. UDP speeds up transmissions by enabling the
    transfer of data before an agreement is provided by the receiving party. As a
    result, UDP is beneficial in time-sensitive communications, including voice
    over IP (VoIP), domain name system (DNS) lookup, and video or audio
    playback.UDP is an alternative to Transmission Control Protocol (TCP). Both
    UDP and TCP run on top of IP and are sometimes referred to as UDP/IP or
    TCP/IP. However, there are important differences between the two. For
    example, UDP enables process-to-process communication, while TCP supports
    host-to-host communication.
    REQUIREMENTS: Vmware (Virtual Environment), Contiki cooja simulator

    PROCEDURE:
    1) Open Vmware.
    2) Open Contiki Cooja from the Vmware.
    3) When asked for password enter it as “user”.
    4) Create new simulation from file menu. The network window will appear.
    5) From motes option add mote for udp server → sky mote→contiki3.0→
    examples→ipv6 → rpl-udp → udp-server.c
    6) Clean, compile and create.
    7) Enter the number of required motes and add motes.

    8) Repeat above steps to create udp client → rpl-udp udp-client.c (10 motes)
    From motes option add mote for udp client → sky mote→contiki3.0→
    examples→ipv6 → rpl-udp → udp-client.c
    9) Check all required specifications for the motes from view menu.

    10) Keep the clients close to the server.


    11) Start and run the simulations.
    OUTPUT:

    CONCLUSION:
    We have successfully learned the basics of UDP client-server communication
    and hence performed simulation for the same using Contiki Cooja.

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