[Nfd-dev] (help)How to use NFD ethernet face?
Jiachen Wang
wangjiachen0 at outlook.com
Mon Oct 19 18:09:06 PDT 2015
Hi,
We are going to test ethernet face using ndncon. But we are not sure how to register this face.
The command we use now: nfdc register / ether://34:36:3b:d2:48:38 (mac address of the other machine)And failed :"ERROR: FaceUri parse failed".We refer to:http://named-data.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/NFD-developer-guide.pdf page8http://redmine.named-data.net/projects/nfd/wiki/FaceMgmt#Ethernet We do not see command example about registering ethernet face.
And in the nfdc usage, there is not any information about ethernet face:REMAPMacBookPro:NFD remap$ nfdc registerUsage:nfdc [-h] [-V] COMMAND [<Command Options>] -h print usage and exit -V print version and exit
COMMAND can be one of the following: register [-I] [-C] [-c cost] [-e expiration time] [-o origin] name <faceId | faceUri> register name to the given faceId or faceUri -I: unset CHILD_INHERIT flag -C: set CAPTURE flag -c: specify cost (default 0) -e: specify expiration time in ms (by default the entry remains in FIB for the lifetime of the associated face) -o: specify origin 0 for Local producer applications, 128 for NLSR, 255(default) for static routes unregister [-o origin] name <faceId | faceUri> unregister name from the given faceId create [-P] <faceUri> Create a face in one of the following formats: UDP unicast: udp[4|6]://<remote-IP-or-host>[:<remote-port>] TCP: tcp[4|6]://<remote-IP-or-host>[:<remote-port>] -P: create permanent (instead of persistent) face destroy <faceId | faceUri> Destroy a face set-strategy <name> <strategy> Set the strategy for a namespace unset-strategy <name> Unset the strategy for a namespace add-nexthop [-c <cost>] <name> <faceId | faceUri> Add a nexthop to a FIB entry -c: specify cost (default 0) remove-nexthop <name> <faceId | faceUri> Remove a nexthop from a FIB entry
REMAPMacBookPro:NFD remap$ (NFD is NFD-0.4.0-rc1)
How to register ethernet face?
Thanks,Jiachen
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