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339 How to create or architect a Network Protocol and Network Protocol Stack – Live Demo #networking

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9 thoughts on “339 How to create or architect a Network Protocol and Network Protocol Stack – Live Demo #networking

  • I have a question could it be used for a private network ???? I am looking for a way to build a private network to share it over the network with acces ?? can you help me or point me to the right direction ?

  • Sir, what if we built a awesome custom protocol and want to implement it to not only to my devices but to a larger group of people. What can be the possible ways to share the same stack with large people??

  • Me again Kiran. Apologies. 😂
    Worth noting that writing or parsing protocol wire data using memcpy() and the application's in-memory representation of data can be problematic, as different applications may have a different in-memory representation of the same data (in terms of data type size, alignment, padding, etc). The manner in which structured data is stored in memory is determined by the compiler, which is influenced by the target platform for which the code is being compiled, as well as certain attributes settable within the source or at build. This is something even professional software engineers miss or ignore.

    I'm writing an article on this topic specifically for my personal website / blog. Once complete, I'll post a link up here (if that's alright with you).

  • i am new at your channel. i am curious to know about deep learning of linux networking from where i should start.

  • Hello, please i have a question. is it possible to create such protocol in the kernel as a linux module ? in order for example to intercept packet coming from a specific port and why not forward the packet if everything is ok
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