I think I solved the problem. Actually it is not a problem.
I think in ns2.28 the paramater "Queue/RED set queue-in-bytes_ true" is set to true by default. In ns2.27, the parameter is set to false by default.
I want the queue size in term of packets. To over ride this just add the following parameter in red.tcl script when using ns228.
"Queue/RED set queue-in-bytes_ false"
I think this is also apply for ns229.
Any reason why we want to monitor the queue in bytes rather than in packest?
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