On Jun 2, 2:29 am, vicky wrote:
> Hi,
>
> what is the need of mux ????
> tell me please

It decouples the network stack (TCP/IP, and anything else you want to
run at a protocol layer) from the physical drivers (ethernet, WAN, wet
string, ...)

It performs the same function as something like NDIS in the M$ world

Jason

On Jun 5, 3:37 am, Jason wrote:
> On Jun 2, 2:29 am, vicky wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > what is the need of mux ????
> > tell me please
>
> It decouples the network stack (TCP/IP, and anything else you want to
> run at a protocol layer) from the physical drivers (ethernet, WAN, wet
> string, ...)
>
> It performs the same function as something like NDIS in the M$ world
>
> Jason

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So Mr Jason

It means that for a switch controllere where the type of packets
(multicast packets) which are not automatically learned in ATU Table
are learned by the programming interface and there the need of mux is
arises. Is'nt this .... please tell.

at the beginning fo starting a new task or module,you could create a
netpool for it, then all buffer the module used could get from it,i always
do it like this,just a suggesion.

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On Jun 9, 8:02*pm, "happyforest" wrote:
> at the beginning fo starting a new task or module,you could create a
> netpool for it, then all buffer the module used could get from it,i always
> do it like this,just a suggesion.
>
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is the working of muxbind is started , when the packet inside the
switch is go to switch cpu for processing.