[Click] ToHost userlevel

[Tushar Soni]

Hi Bayani,

I would use the KernelTun element instead of ToHost. I have something similar where i am rewriting the IP address and sending the video packets to the VLC application. KernelTun works perfectly fine for me. just define 
tun::KernelTun*1.0.0.1/8); 
and use it in place of 'th'(ToHost).

Hope it helps.

Regards,

Tushar

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----- Original Message ----
From: Bayani Carbone <b.carbone at cs.ucl.ac.uk>
To: click at pdos.csail.mit.edu
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2008 9:22:40 PM
Subject: [Click] ToHost userlevel

Hello, I'm trying to use ToHost with userlevel click to send packets to 
normal Linux processing but I can't get it to work.

I'm testing, using a client-server program. The client connects to the 
server using a tcp socket and provides an IP address and port number. 
What I do is, I make the client connect to the server using a random 
destination port number. On the server side, click intercepts the 
packet, re-writes the destination IP address/port number (IPRewriter) to 
the ones expected by the server program then sends it to the server 
application using ToHost.

Unfortunately, the server program does not seem to receive any packets. 
I used IPPrint to check that the re-write is indeed working correctly 
(which it is).

First of all, is it possible to do what I described using ToHost?

Second, if anyone has an example configuration file using ToHost in 
userlevel click, that would be really helpful.

I attached my configuration file.

ps: I don't quite understand the whole fake0 dev_name thing, so any 
pointers for this are also welcome.

Thanks,

Bayani Carbone
University College London

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Configuration:
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th::ToHost(fake0);

tap0 :: FromHost(fake0)
        -> fh_cl :: Classifier(12/0806)
   -> ARPResponder(0/0 1:1:1:1:1:1)
   -> th;

c0 :: Classifier(12/0800 23/8A,
                 -);

FromDevice(eth1)-> c0;

rw::IPRewriter(pattern - - 192.168.1.4 5001 0 1);

c0[0]    -> CheckIPHeader(14)
   -> rw[0]
   -> IPPrint
   -> th;

rw[1]    -> Discard;
c0[1]    -> Discard;
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