Re: evaluating kernel-mode packet processing (netfilter target extension?)

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Beyer, Philipp wrote:
>  
> Having read some more, I think a bridging network driver could be the thing I'm looking for, although I don't need any bridging functionality at all.
> 
> Could anyone tell me if this concept is reasonable, pragmatic, bad or even impossible:
> 
> - Writing a bridging network driver, meant to be connected only to a single physical NIC.
> - Consuming all UDP packets I'm interested in, managing some buffers inside the 'bridging driver' to be filled with these packets' payload
> - Setting up some kind of streaming to send these buffers to user space
> - Simply passing all 'other' network traffic through the bridging driver.

Have you explored the possibility of using libpcap-mmap or PF_RING for streaming
required packets to user-space?
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