A NeSSi2 simulation uses discrete time steps called ticks. The parameter delay is based on these ticks. For the DDoS application this means, after the start tick it will sent every 10 ticks a packet to the target.
There is no pre-defined mapping of ticks to actual time units. If this is relevant, it needs to be considered during the design of a simulation experiment.
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In attack setting (DDoS), there is a delay parameter with default value 10 (millisecond?)?
It is not clear which delay it is. Is this the packet delay for reaching the target?
A NeSSi2 simulation uses discrete time steps called ticks. The parameter delay is based on these ticks. For the DDoS application this means, after the start tick it will sent every 10 ticks a packet to the target.
There is no pre-defined mapping of ticks to actual time units. If this is relevant, it needs to be considered during the design of a simulation experiment.
Thank you so much!