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* [[HOWTO get ns-3 running on Mac OS X (10.5.2 Intel)]] | * [[HOWTO get ns-3 running on Mac OS X (10.5.2 Intel)]] | ||
* [[HOWTO use VMware to set up virtual networks (Windows)]] | * [[HOWTO use VMware to set up virtual networks (Windows)]] | ||
* [[HOWTO extract the IP src/dst address from a packet]] | |||
== Developers' Pages == | == Developers' Pages == | ||
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How to do various interesting things with ns-3
- HOWTO get ns-3 running on Mac OS X (10.5.2 Intel)
- HOWTO use VMware to set up virtual networks (Windows)
- HOWTO extract the IP src/dst address from a packet
Developers' Pages
Extracting IP src/dst header
Q. What is the appropriate way to extract the ip src/dst address from a packet?
A.
// copy packet to avoid modifying the original packet Ptr<Packet> copy = p->Copy (); Ipv4Header iph; copy->RemoveHeader (iph); // copy will disappear when you are done with it.
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