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Forum Topic - Bypassing the IP/protocol stack: (3 Items)

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jhon weed

10/16/2011 8:48 PM

post89416

I am curious if it is possible from the C/C++ programing environment to send and receive packets directly from the sub-
layer(s), bypassing the IP or other protocol stacks. In fact, I'd rather not have the IP protocol stack loaded at all 
and just be able to send and receive from the driver directly.


VR/JW (Sunblock)

jhon weed

10/16/2011 8:50 PM

post89417

Re: Bypassing the IP/protocol stack

I'm seeing conversations about lsm-nraw.... Should I head that direction?

Patrik Lahti

10/17/2011 9:51 AM

post89423

Re: Bypassing the IP/protocol stack

That's one option, BPF is the other.

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