Hi
You might be interested in http://lispmob.org
This is a user-space linux implementation of LISP, we interface with the
kernel through tun/tap and netlink. With this architecture we have a
common code-base for linux, android and openwrt (embedded devices).
From our experience we have found that it is easier to support several
platforms from the user-space. Pretty much any linux "thing" has netlink
and tun/tap, so supporting a new platform should be straightforward, in
most cases just re-compiling.
We actually used to have a data-plane lisp kernel module, the module is
still public at the github lispmob repository.
Regards
Albert
On 07/11/2013 16:01, Rene Bartsch wrote:
Hi,
are there any ongoing attempts to integrate LISP into the network
stack of the Linux-kernel?
That way we'd gain a foothold in most smartphones, tablets, embedded
devices and Linux-servers/-desktops.
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