[Xastir] UDP frames
Alan Crosswell
alan at columbia.edu
Wed Jan 12 11:57:05 EST 2005
Sending multicast requires no host changes. In fact, a couple of worms have
scanned multicast address space and cause a storm of multicast state creation:-(
Receiving multicast (joining) requires adding a system call.
/a
Bill Vodall wrote:
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>>Yes, but no need for the host stack to receive the packets. Even in a shared
>>broadcast domain it still makes sense to multicast.
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> Does that still allow us to use standard system calls. We could be able to take one
> of the PERL scripts (old hog counter..) and connect to a feed. Then replace the
> logging or print handling with some sort of function to UDP multicast.
>
> while (1) {
> $packet = aprs-is();
> udpsend( "44.24.139.255", $packet)
> }
>
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> A receiving function should be similar...
>
> Bill
>
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