> On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 11:53:48 +0700, Le Dinh An <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Le> However, I'm working on the lastest revision of ipv6.c from the
Le> CVS, which doesn't contain code for those tables on Linux. I'm
Le> new to *BSD and programming, that makes me lost in reading the
Le> implementati
Thanks, Wes.
However, I'm working on the lastest revision of ipv6.c from the CVS,
which doesn't contain code for those tables on Linux.
I'm new to *BSD and programming, that makes me lost in reading the
implementation code, especially on traversing the linked list and
generating OID names :(.
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> On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 17:46:30 +0700, Le Dinh An <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Le> I'm having to implement this on Linux, but it looks vague to me. I
Le> found this subject on the list archive, hoping some one out there
Le> could give me some hints.
First off, you definitely need to look into the
ow is this list linked
to the OID names, which have the suffixes of the route entries (e.g.
destination addresses...) to answer SNMP get requests?
I'll also have to implement tcp6 and udp6 tables for Linux, and I
believe implement these table have much in common with ipv6 route table.
But
