Re: tcp checksum calculation

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Read rfc793 page 15, carefully. I think you will have to recalculate the
checksum. Because you are changing the destination address field. Perhaps
the nat code pointed to by someone may help you find out how exactly to do
it.

-abhijit


Amit Shah wrote :

>Hi,
>   I have a function(in the kernel, ip_rcv_finish... before the ip
>forwarding code.) that takes in packets, replaces the dest. ip:port, and
>sends to that machine. (ip forwarding is enabled.) I need to recalculate
>the checksum..... ip checksumming works fine(ip_fast_csum)... but, the tcp
>checksum is shown as incorrect on ethereal. The packets are not delivered
>to the new dest....
>
>Also, what is the skb->csum, in case there is no data (e.g.  for ACK or
>FIN -only packets)?

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