Thanks for your input.
In the interim, I have actually implemented your second (harder) option and it
appears to be working quite well. I am still testing but it does look
promising.
Kim
> On Sep 26, 2022, at 10:05 AM, Vincenzo Maffione wrote:
>
> I think you could avoid any modifications t
I think you could avoid any modifications to lb(8) and take advantage of
the "multiple pipe groups" feature.
You open two groups,
# lb -i netmap:em0/R -p mon:$N -p fwd:$M [...]
Each group receives all the packets arriving on the RX (NIC) rings of em0.
(I'm pretty sure) this happens without packet c
I have a network monitoring program and I am using the lb app from
netmap to distribute packets to netmap pipes. The monitor processes
are successfully receiving packets.
I would like to modify lb to send some packets to the host stack and
have packets coming from the host stack go out on the mon
