Previously I examined IPv6 packet flow in Linux kernel for MIPv6 signaling and data communication. Later, I had to focus to policy routing. I need to find the way, how dst_entry have looked up. The following graph shows how works Policy routing in Linux kernel.
Download: dst_entry-v2.1.pdf
Detailed explanation of version 2.1: Policy routing details
Revision log:
- 1.0
- 2.0
- Extend graph with lookup process of the routing entry itself
- New entry point: IP6IP6 tunnel transmission
- 2.1
- Add fib6 tree-node-info architecture
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Security testing is must. Everybody wants security at every level of his working. as explained above failures are happened but if we test time to time then it will improve. So it depend on us how much we are serious about this.
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