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Seth S., Venkatesulu M.A. — TCP/IP architecture, design and implementation in Linux
Seth S., Venkatesulu M.A. — TCP/IP architecture, design and implementation in Linux



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Íàçâàíèå: TCP/IP architecture, design and implementation in Linux

Àâòîðû: Seth S., Venkatesulu M.A.

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This book provides thorough knowledge of Linux TCP/IP stack and kernel framework for its network stack, including complete knowledge of design and implementation. Starting with simple client-server socket programs and progressing to complex design and implementation of TCP/IP protocol in linux, this book provides different aspects of socket programming and major TCP/IP related algorithms. In addition, the text features netfilter hook framework, a complete explanation of routing sub-system, IP QOS implementation, and Network Soft IRQ. This book further contains elements on TCP state machine implementation,TCP timer implementation on Linux, TCP memory management on Linux, and debugging TCP/IP stack using lcrash.


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Accept systemcall      157 — 159 157f 158f
Accept systemcall, file table entry      162
Accept systemcall, flow control      162 — 163
Accept systemcall, inet_accept()      159 — 161 160f 161f
Accept systemcall, inode and socket data structures linking      161 — 162
Accept systemcall, VFS and socket data structures linking      162
activation of keepalive timer      353 — 354
activation of syn-ack timer      356 — 357
activation of Time_wait timer      361 — 362
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, client application      27 — 29 28f
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, option values SO_BROADCAST      30
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, option values SO_DEBUG      29 — 30 30f
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, option values SO_DONTTROUTE      33
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, option values SO_KEEPALIVE      31 32f
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, option values SO_LINGER      31 — 32
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, option values SO_OOBINLINE      32
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, option values SO_RCVBUF      33
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, option values SO_RCVTIMEO      33 — 34 34f
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, option values SO_REUSEADDR      31
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, option values SO_SNDBUF      32 — 33
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, option values SO_SNDTIMEO      34 — 35 35f
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, server application      25 — 27 26f
Application interfaces for TCP/IP, socket options      29
ARP/RARP      97 — 98 97f 98f
basic components of Linux traffic control      592 592f
Basic implementation      1 — 2
BGP      (see “Border Gateway Protocol”)
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)      90
cancellation of syn-ack timer      357
CBQ      (see “Class-based Queuing”)
CBQ queuing discipline Icrash STEPS      739
CBQ_dequeue()      623f 624f 627
CBQ_dequeue(), estimator      625 — 626
CBQ_dequeue(), from net/dev/core.c      626
CBQ_dequeue(), general scheduler      624
CBQ_dequeue(), link-sharing scheduler      625
CBQ_dequeue(), qdisc_restart()      626 — 627
CBQ_dequeue(), qdisc_run()      626
cbq_dequeuel()      629
cbq_dequeue_prio()      629 — 632
Class-based Queuing (CBQ)      622
Client side setup      164f
Client side setup, client side operations      164
Client side setup, connect      164 — 167 165f 166f
Client side setup, flow control for connection request      167 — 170 168f 169f
Client side setup, ip_route_connect()      167
Client side setup, tcp_connect      174 — 176 175f
Client side setup, tcp_transmit_skb()      176 — 178
Client side setup, tcp_v4_check_established()      171 — 174
Client side setup, tcp_v4_connect()      167
Client side setup, tcp_v4_hash_connect()      170 — 171
Compatibility framework FW_ACCEPT and FW_SKIP      647
Compatibility framework fw_in()      645 — 647
Compatibility framework FW_MASQUERADE      647
Compatibility framework FW_REDIRECT      647
Compatibility framework FW_REJECT      647
Connection queues      733 — 735
Connection request handling      151 — 154 152f 154f
Connection request handling, accept queue processing      155 — 156
Connection request handling, flow control for handling a new connection request      156
Connection request handling, SYN queue processing      155
Connection setup (cont’d) end of tcp_v4_get_port()      137
Connection setup (cont’d), fget()      131
Connection setup (cont’d), hash buckets for tcp Bind      125
Connection setup (cont’d), inet_bind()      131 — 133
Connection setup (cont’d), related data structures      125
Connection setup (cont’d), server side operations      124
Connection setup (cont’d), server side setup      122 — 124 123f
Connection setup (cont’d), sockfd_lookup()      130
Connection setup (cont’d), sys_bind()      130
Connection setup (cont’d), tcp_bhash      125 — 126
Connection setup (cont’d), tcp_bind_bucket      129 — 130
Connection setup (cont’d), tcp_bind_conflict()      135 — 136 136f
Connection setup (cont’d), tcp_bind_hashbucket      129
Connection setup (cont’d), tcp_ehash      125
Connection setup (cont’d), tcp_hashinfo      126 — 127 127f
Connection setup (cont’d), tcp_listening_hash      125
Connection setup (cont’d), tcp_v4_get_port()      133 — 135
Connection setup BIND      124 — 125 124f
Connection setup bind()      130
Connection setup end of fget()      131
Connection setup end of inet_bind()      137
Connection setup end of sockfd_lookup()      131
Core TCP processing      444f
data flow diagram      284f — 290f
Data segments processing      424 — 433
Data segments processing, DSACK block and      430 430f 431f
Data segments processing, implementation      425
Data segments processing, tcp_ofo_queue()      436 — 441 437f 439f 440f
Data segments processing, tcp_sack_extend()      435 — 436
Data segments processing, tcp_sack_maybe_coalesce()      434 — 435
Data segments processing, tcp_sack_new_ofo_skb()      433 — 434
Data segments processing, tcp_sack__remove()      441 — 442
definition of IP chains      647
Delay ack timer, ACK segments ending of      344 — 345
Delay ack timer, quick ACK mode      345
Delay ack timer, scheduling of      344
Delay ack timer, tcp_ack_snd_check()      346 — 347
Delay ack timer, tcp_clear_xmit_timer()      352 — 353
Delay ack timer, tcp_delack_timer()      348 — 349
Delay ack timer, tcp_reset_xmit_timer()      349 — 351
Delay ack timer, tcp_send_delayed_ask()      347 — 348
Delay ack timer, tcp_write_timer()      351 — 352
Delay ack timer, _tcp_ack_snd_check()      345 — 346
Duplicate/partial ACKs in loss state tcp_check_sack_reneging()      455 — 456
Duplicate/partial ACKs in loss state tcp_try_undo_loss()      453 — 455
Duplicate/partial ACKs in recovery state tcp_remove_reno_sacks()      450 — 451
Duplicate/partial ACKs in recovery state tcp_try_undo_partial()      451 — 452
Enqueue cbq_classify()      621
Enqueue cbq_enqueue()      620 — 621
EWMA      (see “Exponential Weighted Moving Average”)
Exponential Weighted Moving Average (EWMA)      625
fib      (see “Forwarding Information Base”)
FIB TABLE Icrash OUTPUT      745 — 749 746f 747f 748f
filtering with Ipchains      648 — 649 649f
Filters      615 — 616
Filters, route filter implementation      617f
Filters, route4_change()      618 — 619
Filters, tc_ctl_tfilter()      613f 611 613
Filters, u32_change()      615 — 616
flow of packet reception      698
Forwarding Information Base (FIB)      540
Fragmentation and reassembly      761
general description of routing      501 — 503
I/O, read()      38 38f
I/O, recv()      38 38f
I/O, select()      39 39f
I/O, send()      39 39f
I/O, write()      38 38f
ICMP      94f
ICMP, ping      95 — 96 95f 96f
Icrash output for route filter      749 — 755 750f 751f 752f 753f 754f
Iked source and patches      724
INET_CREATE      111f
introduction of netlink sockets      479 — 480
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum      89
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum, dst addr.      90
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum, fig.      89
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum, frag offset      89
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum, hlen      88
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum, ID      89
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum, Ipv6      761
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum, prot.      89
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum, src addr.      90
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum, TOS      88
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum, total len      88
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum, TTL      89
IP (Internet protocol) header checksum, ver.      88
IP chains, packet filtering, ip_fw_check()      653 — 655
IP chains, packet filtering, ip_rule_match()      655
IP chains, struct ip_chain      649 — 650
IP chains, struct ip_fw      651 — 652
IP chains, struct ip_fwkernel      650 — 651
IP chains, struct ip_reent      651
IP chains, table organization in      652f
IP forwarding      761
IP tables, filter rules      657 — 658
IP tables, filtering packets      664 — 668
IP tables, iptjnatch-iterate      668
IP tables, ipt_do_table()      664 — 668
IP tables, struct ipt_entry      661 — 662
IP tables, struct ipt_entry_match      662 — 663
IP tables, struct ipt_entry_target      664
IP tables, struct ipt_standard_target      664
IP tables, struct ipt_table      658
IP tables, struct ipt_table_info      658 — 661 660f
IP tables, struct ipt_tcp      663 — 664
Ipchain rules chains      649
keepalive timer, tcp_keepalive_timer()      354 — 356
Kernel 2.6 description      759
Kernel flow      214 216f
kernel netlink socket, creation of netlink sockets      481 — 482
Kernel synchronization mechanism, atomic operations      23
Kernel synchronization mechanism, semaphore      22
Kernel synchronization mechanism, spin lock      23 — 24 24f
Kernel version 2.4      11 — 14 13f 14f
Kernel version 2.4, new system call addition      16 — 17 17f
Kernel version 2.4, system call on Linux      14 — 16 15f
Length reordering      417 — 421 418f
Linux implementation of CBQ      623f
Linux process and thread, fork()      17 — 18 18f
Linux process and thread, kernel threads      19 — 21 20f 21f
Linux process and thread, thread      18 — 19 19f
Linux traffic control, classes      592
Linux traffic control, filters      593
Linux traffic control, policing      593
Linux traffic control, queuing discipline      592
Listen systemcall      138f
Listen systemcall, accept queue is full      147 — 150 148f 149f
Listen systemcall, connection request with complete three-way handshake      151
Listen systemcall, connection request with pending three-way handshake      150 — 151
Listen systemcall, END of inet_listen()      142
Listen systemcall, END of tcp_listen_start()      142
Listen systemcall, established sockets linked in tcp_ehash table      150
Listen systemcall, inet_listen()      139
Listen systemcall, listen flow      142
Listen systemcall, max_qlen_log      140
Listen systemcall, qlen      140
Listen systemcall, qlen_young      140
Listen systemcall, struct open_request      142 — 147 143f 144f
Listen systemcall, SYN QUEUE      140
Listen systemcall, syn_table      140 — 141
Listen systemcall, sys_listen()      138 — 139
Listen systemcall, tcp_listen_start()      139 — 142
management of Routing cache      523 — 525
Multicasting and broadcasting      760
Nagle’s algorithm (RFC)      896 69 69f 70f 71f
Net SoftlRQ      672f
Net SoftlRQ, irq_cpustat_t      675
Net SoftlRQ, packet reception      679 — 679 680f 682f
Net SoftlRQ, packet transmission      686 — 695 687f 691f 692f 694f 695f
Net SoftlRQ, reception      672 — 675
Net SoftlRQ, transmission      672
Netfilter hook framework      636 — 637
Netfilter hooks on IP stack, hooks for incoming packets      639 — 640
Netfilter hooks on IP stack, hooks for outgoing packets      638 — 639 638f
Netfilter hooks on IP stack, nf_hook_slow()      642 — 643
Netfilter hooks on IP stack, nf_iterate()      643 — 644
Netfilter hooks on IP stack, struct nf_hook_ops      644
Netlink data structure, nl_table      755 756f
Netlink data structure, rtnetlink_link      755
Netlink sockets (cont’d), socket example, TC command flow in user space      490 — 491 491f
Netlink sockets (cont’d), socket example, TC command in kernel space      491 — 495
Netlink sockets (cont’d), user netlink socket, creation of ADDR messages      484
Netlink sockets (cont’d), user netlink socket, creation of LINK parameter messages      483
Netlink sockets, CLASS massages      484
Netlink sockets, data structures, nl_table      485 — 486 486f
Netlink sockets, data structures, rtnetlinkjink      486 — 488
Netlink sockets, data structures, struct msghdr      489 — 490 490f
Netlink sockets, data structures, struct nlmsghdr      488 — 489
Netlink sockets, FILTER messages      484 — 485
Netlink sockets, flow diagram for TC command      495 — 496 496f
Netlink sockets, netlink packet format      490
Netlink sockets, QDISC messages      484
Netlink sockets, registration and initialization      480 — 481
Netlink sockets, ROUTE messages      484
New interface, addition of      761
OOB data, sending of      249 — 250
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)      90 501
OSPF      (see “Open Shortest Path First”)
Packet reception DMA ring buffers and      698
Packet transmission      701f
Packet transmission, device initialization      707
Packet transmission, DMA receive ring buffers initialization      709
Packet transmission, DMA transit ring buffers initialization      707 — 709
Packet transmission, el00tx_interrupt()      720 — 721
Packet transmission, el00_hardware_send_packet()      717
Packet transmission, el00_rx()      711 — 713
Packet transmission, el00_send_packet()      713 — 717 714f 715f
Packet transmission, flow of, with DMA      702
Packet transmission, implementation of reception      704 — 705 705f
Packet transmission, Rx descriptors      713
Packet transmission, Rx DMA buffer initialization      711
Packet transmission, Rx interrupt and      709 — 711 710f
Packet transmission, struct etrax_dma_descr      706 — 707
Packet transmission, struct etrax_eth_descr      705 — 706
Packet transmission, transmission ring buffer      702 703f
Packet transmission, Tx DMA ring buffer initialization      717 718f 719f
Packet traversing, APR and neighboring framework      212 — 213
Packet traversing, from socket layer to device      207 — 208 208f
Packet traversing, INET protocol packet switcher      223 — 224
Packet traversing, IP layer      206 — 207
Packet traversing, kernel path for TCP      209
Packet traversing, kernel path for TCP, IP layer      211 — 212
Packet traversing, kernel path for TCP, IP layer routing      210 — 211
Packet traversing, kernel path for TCP, netfilter hook      212
Packet traversing, kernel path for TCP, packet scheduler and hard transmission      213
Packet traversing, kernel path for TCP, socket layer      210
Packet traversing, kernel path for TCP, TCP layer      211
Packet traversing, link layer      207
Packet traversing, packet reception      219
Packet traversing, packet scheduler      207
Packet traversing, socket scheduler      207
Packet traversing, TCP layer      206 207
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack      220f 221f
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack from device to socket layer      219 220f 221f
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack IP fragment handling      223
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack IP layer      215 — 216 222
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack kernel path for TCP      219 — 225
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack local input netfliter hook      216
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack packet reception      214
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack packet switcher      222
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack pre-routing netfliter hook      215
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack Rx SOFT IRQ      214 — 215
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack, Socket layer      225
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack, SoftlRQ      219 — 220
Packet traversing, up the TCP/IP stack, TCP layer      218 — 219 224
PFIFO_FAST QDISC implementation      593 — 596 594f 595f
process of packet reception      698
processing of Net SoftlRQ      675 — 678 682
processing of netfilter hooks on IP stack      642
Processing TCP urgent pointer tcp_check_urg()      422 — 424
Protocol socket registration      105f 106f 105 107
Qdisc      (see “Queuing Discipline”)
Queuing Discipline (Qdisc)      591
Queuing discipline data structure, struct cbq_class      599 — 601
Queuing discipline data structure, struct Qdisc      596 — 597
Queuing discipline data structure, struct Qdisc_class_opsy      598 — 599
Queuing discipline data structure, struct Qdisc_ops      597 — 598
Queuing mechanism, lock_sock()      265
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