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# This topology (SimpleRelayWithCongestion) is designed for testing simple
# network congestion on a InteriorRouter. You can change its behaviour by
# defining multiple variables for EFCP, RMT and FA. Several implications needs
# to be taken into account when defining these variables and their mutual relations.
# For Flow Allocator it is mainly the createRequestTimeout. It specifies the
# upper limit in which it expects response for createFlow request. So if you want
# to avoid re-sending createFlow request, set it high enough to accomodate for
# recursive Flow creation. It depends heavily on chosen topology.
# Default value is 10s. You can change it in .ini.
#
# Example:
# **.fa.createRequestTimeout = 12s
#
# For EFCP it is
# initialSenderCredit (default 10)
# rcvCredit (default 10)
# closedWindowQLen (default 4)
# mpl (default 50s)
# rtt (default 2s)
# initialSenderCredit specifies the initial credit on the sender direction.
# Setting this variable high (might) cause the
# InteriorRouter get congested. Setting it too low will on
# the other hand prevent the initial overload. After first
# exchange of FlowControlPDU, the initialSenderCredit looses
# its importance.
# rcvCredit is the value that is send (in form of RcvRightWindowEdge)
# in mentioned FlowControlPDU.
# closedWindowQLen takes place when SndRightWindowEdge permits from sending
# another PDU, so DTP starts to put them on closedWindowQ.
# When lenght of this queue reaches closedWindowQLen,
# DTP signals Push-Back to upper flow.
# mpl is maximum PDU lifetime and is used for computation few
# inner timers. This variable is fixed throughout simulation run.
# rtt is initial value for round-trip time. RTT is then gradually
# updated through RTTEstimator policy. Set it high enough,
# so the first DataTransferPDU - Ack exchange have chance
# to updated it before retransmission timer expiration.
#
# In RMT you can set defaultThreshQLength, defaultMaxQLength and maxQPolicyName.
# defaultThreshQLength sets initial threshold length of dynamically initiated RMT
# queues (10 by default).
# defaultMaxQLength sets initial maximum length of dynamically initiated RMT
# queues (20 by default, defaultMaxQLength >= defaultThreshQLength).
# maxQPolicyName specifies the RMT MaxQueue policy to be used in the scenario.
# This policy is invoked by a queue each time number of
# queued PDUs exceeds the defaultThreshQLength. The sample
# MaxQueue policy used for invocation of congestion notifications
# is called "UpstreamNotifier".
#
# CongestionPing:
# We are trying to congest InteriorRouter so the connection between InteriorRouter
# and Host2 has bigger latency, queues from InteriorRouter to Host2 are shorter, etc.
#
# Used AE: AEPing - behave in same sense as ICMP Echo Request/reply
# **.host1.applicationProcess1.applicationEntity.iae.dstApName = "App2"
# **.host1.applicationProcess1.applicationEntity.iae.dstAeName = "Ping"
# **.host1.applicationProcess1.applicationEntity.iae.startAt = 10s -> start of Application entity (not start of sending PINGs)
# **.host1.applicationProcess1.applicationEntity.iae.pingAt = 60s -> AE starts sending PINGs
# **.host1.applicationProcess1.applicationEntity.iae.rate = 50 -> number of PINGs that will be sent
# **.host1.applicationProcess1.applicationEntity.iae.stopAt = 250s -> time of deallocation
# **.interiorRouter.relayIpc.relayAndMux.defaultMaxQLength = 5 -> shortened output queue towards Host2
# **.interiorRouter.relayIpc.relayAndMux.defaultThreshQLength = 3 -> lowered threshold
# **.efcp.rtt = 25s -> high enough
# **.host1.ipcProcess1.efcp.efcp.initialSenderCredit = 50 -> Host1 can send up to 50 PDUs before getting Ack or FlowControl update
# **.interiorRouter.ipcProcess1.efcp.efcp.initialSenderCredit = 3 -> But IPC towards Host2 on InteriorRouter in the lower DIF can send only up to 3 PDUs before getting Ack or FlowControl update
# **.interiorRouter.ipcProcess1.efcp.efcp.maxClosedWinQueLen = 4 -> after reaching 4 PDUs on closedWindowQ this IPC emits Push-Back
# **.host2.ipcProcess0.efcp.efcp.rcvCredit = 3 -> thanks to this, the sender credit on Interior router in ipcProcess1 stays same as initialSenderCredit even after FlowControl update.
# **.relayAndMux.maxQPolicyName = "UpstreamNotifier" -> Name of policy.
#
# Important Events:
# t=10s - created connection between Host1.ipcp1 - Host1.ipcp0
# t=10.000Xs - created connection between Host1.ipcp0 - interiorRouter.ipcp0, interiorRouter.ipcp0 - interiorRouter.relayIpc, interiorRouter.relayIpc - interiorRouter.ipcp1.
# t=15s - created connection between interiorRouter.ipcp1 - Host2.ipcp0.
# t=25s - created connection Host2.ipcp0 - Host2.ipcp1, Host2.ipcp1 - Host2.irm
# t=30s - created connection Host1.ipcp1 - Host1.irm
# t=60s - start of sending PINGs
# t=62s - interiorRouter.ipcp1 - senderCredit gets depleted (see SndRightWindowEdge -5 and NextSeqNumToSend -6)
# t=63s - interiorRouter.ipcp1 - first PDU is put on closedWindowQ
# t=66s - interiorRouter.ipcp1 - closedWindowQ is full - initiate PushBack (block upper flow),
# - .relayIpc - RMT shuts down port towards ipcp1 and it starts to fill
# t=70s - interiorRouter.ipcp1 - Ack is received -> there is space in closedWindowQ -> RMT port is unblocked and 1 PDU is released.
# t=70s - interiorRouter.ipcp1 - closedWindowQ is full - initiate PushBack (block upper flow) (this happens several times
# t=95s - interiorRouter.relayIpc - RMT port is full - SlowDown mechanism is invoked
# - - RIBd sends CDAP message to Host1.ipcp1 to "SlowDown"
# t=95s - Host1.ipcp1 - RIBd receives CDAP message to "SlowDown" and ECNSlowDownPolicy in DTCP is initiated.
#
#
# CongestionStream
# Used AE: AEStream - Sends messages to the other side. Unlike AEPing, it does not send response back.
# Important Events:
# t=10s - created connection between Host1.ipcp1 - Host1.ipcp0
# t=10.000Xs - created connection between Host1.ipcp0 - interiorRouter.ipcp0, interiorRouter.ipcp0 - interiorRouter.relayIpc, interiorRouter.relayIpc - interiorRouter.ipcp1.
# t=15s - created connection between interiorRouter.ipcp1 - Host2.ipcp0.
# t=25s - created connection Host2.ipcp0 - Host2.ipcp1, Host2.ipcp1 - Host2.irm
# t=30s - created connection Host1.ipcp1 - Host1.irm
#
# t=60s - start of sending PINGs
# t=62s - interiorRouter.ipcp1 - senderCredit gets depleted (see SndRightWindowEdge -5 and NextSeqNumToSend -6)
# t=63s - interiorRouter.ipcp1 - first PDU is put on closedWindowQ
# t=66s - interiorRouter.ipcp1 - closedWindowQ is full - initiate PushBack (block upper flow),
# - .relayIpc - RMT shuts down port towards ipcp1 and it starts to fill
# t=70s - interiorRouter.ipcp1 - Ack is received -> there is space in closedWindowQ -> RMT port is unblocked and 1 PDU is released.
# t=70s - interiorRouter.ipcp1 - closedWindowQ is full - initiate PushBack (block upper flow),
# t=84s - interiorRouter.relayIpc - RMT port is full - SlowDown mechanism is invoked
# - - RIBd sends CDAP message to Host1.ipcp1 to "SlowDown"
# t=84s - Host1.ipcp1 - RIBd receives CDAP message to "SlowDown" and ECNSlowDownPolicy in DTCP is initiated.