ahenning

> How can I make sure it is hop by hop which node1 send packet to node2, then node2 send packet to node3 Physically connect the ethernet cables from node1...

Its probably worth looking at the Layer2 headers. The way I read the config the packets are going to leave ens5 with the same L2 headers as received on ens4,...

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George, I have a vague idea of the issue you are trying to solve with thread pinning and suspect the solution might not work as intended, but I think in...

For the second scenario the config would look something like: `FromDevice -> Queue -> unq1::Unqueue -> ToDevice;` `StaticThreadSched(unq1 1);` FromDevice should run on thread 0, and packets pushed to and...

your config says that a packet received on port 0 is sent out port 0. A switch prevents this. `from_eth0 -> [0]switch[1] -> to_eth1;` `from_eth1 -> [1]switch[0] -> to_eth0;`

@p4pe when a packet is received on a port on the switch, the switch uses the destination mac address to decide which port to switch the packet to (if the...

@p4pe As Tom mentioned previously: > All ports have 2 sides, rx and tx. FromDevice is rx and ToDevice is tx for a real device, a real NIC. Using these...

If the goal is just to just simply 'chain' elements together for throughput testing then there would be no need for IPClassifier, since this is used to match traffic and...

The question is not clear to me. Do you have trouble configuring large NAT tables? What prevents creating large NAT tables? Perhaps take a look if the element support write...