Guy Harris wrote:
I don't know whether any of the mechanisms used for packet capture will
deliver packets in an order other than the order in which they are
received by the network interface device or processed by the driver.
On a multiprocessor RedHat 9 Linux box with an SMP kernel, packet capt
Thanks a lot for the explanation, it's very helping me. And I think, now
I must re-read the OS text book again :)
Hope, you could answer my questions on the next days.
Best regards,
Navis Faisal
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Navis wrote:
You said about buffer, could you explain about what this buffer is?
Packet capturing with libpcap uses a mechanism in the OS (or, in the
case of Windows and WinPcap, a driver that comes with WinPcap that uses
a mechanism in the OS, and that runs in the kernel).
Different mechanisms
CVS log entries from 29.12.2004 (Wed) 10:06:48 - 30.12.2004 (Thu) 10:06:51 GMT
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Author: guy
File: tcpdump/print-smb.c; Revisions: 1.41
File: tcpdump/smbutil.
