[ndnSIM] Identifying an interface (face?)
John Baugh
jpbaugh at umich.edu
Sat Nov 19 18:04:46 PST 2016
Greetings again ndnSIM friends,
What is the appropriate way to identify what interface a particular Data
packet is received (or sent?) on?
Here's a scenario:
Assume there is a router, R with a Content Store, between a producer, P,
and several consumers, C1, C2, C3, ..., C*n*.
Will the router naturally have a single interface exposed for each
consumer? Or can multiple consumers communicate over the same interface
(e.g., send Interests across the same interface/Face)?
I'd like to be able to determine how much and which data arrives on a
particular interface. I suppose I somehow need to obtain a FaceId, and
somehow determine which Data arrives on that face? Also, I need to be able
to distinguish between Faces among applications and NFD, and between NFD
and the "outside world" - i.e., which are ACTUALLY network interfaces.
Ideas?
Thanks,
John
P.S. - I am slowly, but surely, understanding this simulator much better,
and I appreciate all of your patience. I am currently working on a very
thorough tutorial/reference for myself, and once somewhat refined with very
good examples I will release it to the community to help people get up to
speed even fast - at least that's the goal.
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