Ian McDonald wrote:
It uses the in6_addr structure because that would be bigger than IPv4
so could hold both. Saves having two different parts of code doing
basically the same thing.
...and breaks builds on systems that don't support IPv6.
As noted, a change was checked in to fix this; all it
Albert Chin wrote:
From print-isoclns.c:
static int
isis_print_extd_ip_reach (const u_int8_t *tptr, const char *ident, u_int16_t
afi) {
char ident_buffer[20];
u_int8_t prefix[sizeof(struct in6_addr)]; /* shared copy buffer for IPv4
and IPv6 prefixes */
The prefix definition is
Vossie wrote:
This was the feature I wanted to implement. I would just mention in my
report that this kind of detection is not practical.
Direct *detection* isn't possible except at the point of packet loss
(although you might be able to get packet loss counts from the switch or
router), but
Vossie wrote:
The University of Pretoria uses a firewall to limit access to the
Internet but also a proxy server (for the students). According to
someone I have spoken about my problem the proxy server also uses the
firewall for outside access but it is a kind of a router for the
students. Thus
