Version 1.0.0 (2011-09-30) - Added Trace Viewer plug-in - Fixed bug to set the configured block size in both directions Know issues 1. Problem: On dual IP stack (IPv4/IPv6) computers, it is possible that the client gets a 'connection refused' message when attempting to connect to the server. This is due to the dual-stack capabilities of Java, that make the server listen on the IPv6 address while the client tries to connect to the IPv4 equivalent. Solution: Set the java.net.preferIPv4Stack or java.net.preferIPv6Stack properties when launching both the server and the client. 2. The GUI is stuck with the progress dialog if it runs out of space while downloading traces Version 0.9.7 (2011-04-01) - Fixed bug in IMBE block size. New results show lower link utilization - Improved memory management (use of swap files when memory limit is reached) - Fixed memory leak issues from the use of Window/Dialog objects - Fixed various improper behavioral bugs for the Audio Trace Generator - Updated trace format - Added contextual help in most panels - Additional error handling (out of memory, out of disk space, read-only directory, etc...) Know issues 1. Problem: On dual IP stack (IPv4/IPv6) computers, it is possible that the client gets a 'connection refused' message when attempting to connect to the server. This is due to the dual-stack capabilities of Java, that make the server listen on the IPv6 address while the client tries to connect to the IPv4 equivalent. Solution: Set the java.net.preferIPv4Stack or java.net.preferIPv6Stack properties when launching both the server and the client. 2. The GUI is stuck with the progress dialog if it runs out of space while downloading traces Version 0.9.6 (2010-07-31) - Extended the simulation model to support SIP heartbeat messages, timeouts, call priority, call preemption, timeouts, and mute/losing state machines - Enhanced model for queuing and handling RF and RTP allocations - Updated the format of simulation traces - Perform additional input validation - Added support for configuring IP traffic, link error model, and bulk calls - Integrated access to Google Maps to import custom maps - Improved statistics for SUs and applications - Improved audio file analysis tool to import audio and assign audio traffic - Implemented analysis of link load and call completion to assist network planning - Added export of simulation analysis in the pdf report Know issues 1. Problem: On dual IP stack (IPv4/IPv6) computers, it is possible that the client gets a 'connection refused' message when attempting to connect to the server. This is due to the dual-stack capabilities of Java, that make the server listen on the IPv6 address while the client tries to connect to the IPv4 equivalent. Solution: Set the java.net.preferIPv4Stack or java.net.preferIPv6Stack properties when launching both the server and the client. Version 0.9.1 (2010-02-24) - Fixed Media player - Perform additional input validation - Fixed errors while reconstructing audio files - Fixed printing bug - Fixed errors in the model - Added version check to make sure the GUI client and server are compatible Know issues 1. Problem: A project using a user-added map cannot be moved to another computer. Description: The image of the map is currently stored with the GUI so it will be missing on the other computer. 2. Problem: On dual IP stack (IPv4/IPv6) computers, it is possible that the client gets a 'connection refused' message when attempting to connect to the server. This is due to the dual-stack capabilities of Java, that make the server listen on the IPv6 address while the client tries to connect to the IPv4 equivalent. Solution: Set the java.net.preferIPv4Stack or java.net.preferIPv6Stack properties when launching both the server and the client. 3. Problem: An error can occur when an SU connects and disconnects from its serving during an active call. This error does not occur when the SUs are roaming. version 0.9.0 (2010-01-29) beta release