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Data acquisition technology of link layer filtering under Linux environment
Xiaoyu Ma,Feiyan Chen +1 more
- Vol. 5, pp 2490-2492
TLDR
The architecture of Linux network stack, the principles of link layer's filtering acquisition, and the network card drivers are described, which reduces the packet loss rate, saved the system resources, and enhanced the processing efficiency.Abstract:
This article first describes the architecture of Linux network stack, the principles of link layer's filtering acquisition, and then analyze the network card drivers, lastly, gives the building Scheme of data acquisition environment and the implementation strategies of link layer filtering acquisition. Using the data acquisition system to which the filter policy is added, reduces the packet loss rate, saved the system resources, and enhanced the processing efficiency.read more
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