Hi, I've done some IrNET Testing among two linux machines, and It's works really well. In the IrNET docs/irnet.h is written that, since using ppp as glue between IrDA Stack and TCP/IP it's possible to use encryption/compression. To activate that's PPP-things its necessary to fetch the latest pppd and then patch the pppd sources with this features. What I'm not understanding is, in which layer ppp is sitting and how its interact with other layers ?
It is right that using IrNET, the following frame order is used | IR FRAME | PPP FRAME | IP FRAME | TCP FRAME This means that using encryption/compression, only the succeed TCP/IP frames were encryp/compr. ? And all IP-Adress handling is done by pppd ? --- Thomas _______________________________________________ Linux-IrDA mailing list - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.pasta.cs.UiT.No/mailman/listinfo/linux-irda
