Hi Venkata
any reason you are doing this in kernel space?
Please consider using PF_RING ZC, it works with any adapter and standard 
drivers, and you can write your packet classifier in userspace (see 
examples_zc/zbalance_ipc) which is much more straightforward.

Alfredo

> On 14 Jan 2016, at 08:12, Venkata Ramana Veldanda 
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I am quite new to PF Ring Code. I have an architecture & a requirement like 
> below.
> 
> Basically I want to implement a packet classifier at PF-Ring Level and 
> classify packet based on Protocol Type whether its is a UDP or TCP service 
> and route it to specific application.
> 
> Now, although I could classify the packet at classifier I am not able to 
> identify on how I should route to the specific application. Because in user 
> space its quite straight forward where I can route based on the port of the 
> application that is running. I’ll just try to find the send or SendTo and 
> directly call for each packet type.
> 
> Here since I am bit new to kernel space, I am trying to find a place holder 
> in PF Ring Code where I can find the sending point after classifying. Can I 
> mention certain port numbers at PF Ring level for the application?. Or do I 
> need to create a ring buffer for specific application?. Can you please help? 
> . Basically I want to know the place holder to send a specific packet in PF 
> ring after classifying it.
> 
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> 
> 
> Regards
> VENKATA VELDANDA
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> 
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