For years networking companies have used the buzzword zero-copy to qualify those hardware/software solutions that allow applications to play with packets without the need to copy them at all. Zero-copy needs DMA (Direct Memory Access) for operating so that applications do not get a (shallow) copy of packets but they actually get the pointer to the […]
Meet ntop @ Cebit 2012
All those visiting Cebit next week, will have the chance to see what we’re doing at ntop for providing better network monitoring services. We will give a presentation at the Open Source Forum next Wedn at 1.45 PM that is organized by the Linux Magazine. This would be a good time to speak and meet […]