As the matter of fact, our technical folks have highlighted the substantial utilizations of OS that are available for IoT simulation through this article “How many OS are available for IoT”. Let’s start with the short note about the list of OS used in IoT simulation.
OS for IoT Simulation
For your reference, we have highlighted the listed of OS that have been deployed in the IoT simulation process.
- Ubuntu – 14.04 and above both 32-bit and 64 bit version with Contiki OS which is functions mainly for Cooja
- Ubuntu – 14.04 and above both 32-bit and 64 bit version, that is used in Ns3
- Windows -7 and above both 32-bit and 64 bit version and it is deployed in OMNeT++ and iFogsim
IoT Simulator Installation
In addition, our resource team has illustrated the process of installing Ns-3 in Ubuntu OS through implementing the below mentioned commands in Ubuntu terminal.
cd /home/research/ns-allinone-3.26
sudo ./build.py
cd /home/research/ns-allinone-3.26/ns-3.26
sudo ./waf configure
sudo ./waf build
To install OMNeT++ in windows OS, we have to execute the following commands in the mingwenv.cmd window.
make
In addition, we have highlighted the installation of Cooja in Ubuntu with Contiki OS through the implementation of below mentioned commands in Ubuntu terminal.
cd contiki/tools/cooja
ant run
In fact, you can reach us at any time to clarify your doubts about the OS used for IoT simulation.