What exactly is zero-copy rx/tx?
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From: Piero 74
To: Mailing list for lwIP users
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2009 9:52 AM
Subject: Re: [lwip-users] Hello to mailinglist
I suppose I can post it as a patch on savannah. I forgot, I also
developed a driver for the on-chip FEC+PHY of FreeScale's MCF5223x. It
does zero-copy receive. I'll post it as well,
please notify me after post... i want to see your implementation for zero-copy
as you know we had some discussions in mailing list regarding zero-copy rx
and also zero-copy tx
But filtering IP
addresses and ports in the driver would be straightforward, wouldn't
it? Just match the appropriate fields from IP header against the
whitelist.
yes, i know... i also suppose is simple...
but i wanted to know if other people has developed a similar feature...
i know that is not a robust protection against hacking attack, but it could
mitagate them,
and it could be an interesting feature for the marketing (just label on the
box: "built-in firewall")
thanks for your reply
bye
Piero
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