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mobile_ip
Wide spread is the Optimized Link State Routing. There is an implementation for Linux, *BSD and Windows: olsrd.
talk:toe
Despite all the reasons mentioned in this article to don't certificate TOE NICs, other OS do it.
For example MS Windows 2003 Server (SP1) does support TOE and I've seen a great interest for market around it.
Is there a chance of Linux support for TOE in a near future?
Thanks,
talk:main_page
Please if you put something on the main page, fill in the links. This is not a "what if"
page, it is a practical useful link to real work.
If you want to add something here, send mail to shemminger@osdl.org
talk:netem
In the "Delaying only some traffic" section of this page, the following code is given as an example of how to create a delay to just one ip address:
talk:bridge
Please send questions to the Bridge mailing list [1], I don't want to deal with problem reports in the wiki.
Shemminger
gso
GSO ("Generic Segmentation Offload") is a performance optimization
which is a generalisation of the concept of TSO .
It has been added into Linux 2.6.18
Taken from Herbert Xu's
posting on linux-netdev
netem
netem provides Network Emulation functionality for testing protocols by emulating the properties of wide area networks. The current version emulates variable delay, loss, duplication and re-ordering.
