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YouTube channel on NS2 on Ubuntu

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Recently, I have started a YouTube channel explaining all the concepts that I have put on this blog.

 Please check the channel. Link is here => https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPm5InL8fMRQO2ijjzrRt0Q

 All the updated video tutorials will be posted on YouTube channel. So, Please subscribe to my channel!

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