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Dear all,
DAG cards (manufactured by Endace) are very efficient cards used for
analyzing traffic at high speeds. If your link runs at Gbit speeds or
above then this is probably the only viable solution for analyzing the
traffic. Recently Endace has donated to the project a 100 Mbit card I
use for testing (BTW if somebody wants to test his code on it can drop
me a mail). After having hacked the ntop code for adding native DAG
support, I have realized that there;s not much performance gain with
respect to libcap 0.81 (that supports DAG already). Therefore I have
built ntop against it and checked that everything works well.

If you fetch ntop from CVS and go into docs you can read the DAG
document that explains how to build ntop with DAG support.

Now the new challenge is to find out how to really exploit the DAG card
as I have the feeling that those cards deserve a really fast app on top
of them that really exploits their power.

Many thanks to Endace for supporting the project.

Regards, Luca

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Luca Deri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>    http://luca.ntop.org/
Hacker: someone who loves to program and enjoys being
clever about it - Richard Stallman
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