Part B - Networking Projects - Implement Tcp/Ip Stack In C

C/C++ Linux Project, Network Socket Programming, Build TCP/IP Stack, Final Year Project, System Programming in C

What you'll learn

Working with Timers in Networking Domain

How to implement Networking Oriented Algorithms

Implement Callback Registration Model

Parsing and Cooking Network Packets

Notification Chains

Developing more realistic virtual Networking Device environment

Requirements

Part A of this Course is a pre-requisite

Good in Coding in C or any one main stream language

Must know how to work with git - atleast basics

Good with Pointers and Memory management Skills in C

Description

Welcome to the Part-B of the TCP/IP Stack Development Course Series. This is a sequel course to Part-A in which we implemented a pseudo TCP/IP Stack working in Virtualized topology.In this Course, We shall be implementing more advanced and additional features to our Pseudo TCP/IP Stack and would try to impart a more realistic flavor to it.We will resume from where we left in Part-A. If you have signed up for this course, I presume you have completed Part-A of the course and we are ready for another roller coaster ride into our project. This course is Advanced as compared to Part-A. In this course we will learn some more aspects of TCP/IP stack and in general, how Networking software is developed. You will not only doing Networking Based Programming but also, you will continue doing a typical Linux based System Programming development as Networking is strongly tied to System Programming.Student Level: Intermediate to Advanced to Working Professionals, Beginners in Coding pls excuse this course.Table of Contents1. What is this Course all about?2. Project 1 : Interface Management and Statistics Enable/Disable an Interface Gathering Interface Rx/Tx Statistics3. Project 2 : Implementing the Packet GeneratorCreate and Feed Pkt stream into Topology4. Project 3 : Implementing Routing Table Construction AlgorithmDesigning Data Structure                                  Shortest Path First Algorithm in Detail                             Implementation Strategy                Testing SPF Algorithm ImplementationRoute Calculation5. Project 4 : Logging InfraTrack Ingress and Egress pkts per device per interfaceTrack L3 Path taken by a pkt from src to dst6. Project 5 : Notification ChainsIntroduction to NFCUnderstand with the help of ExampleWriting a Generic NOTIF Infra codeWriting TCP/IP Stack NFCImplement Publisher Subscriber APIsSee NFC in Action                                     7. Project 6 : Working with TimersImplementing AgeismImplement Timer State Machine

Overview

Section 1: What is this Course all About ?

Lecture 1 Agenda

Lecture 2 End Product of this Course

Lecture 3 Join Telegram Group

Lecture 4 Code Access for partB

Section 2: Project 1 : Interface Management and Statistics

Lecture 5 Introduction

Lecture 6 Enable Disable an Interface - Problem Statement

Lecture 7 Code changes for Intf Enable/Disable

Lecture 8 Gathering Interface statistics

Section 3: Project 2 : Implementing Packet Generator

Lecture 9 Problem Statement

Lecture 10 Packet Exchange Infra - Revision from Part A

Lecture 11 Packet Generator Design

Lecture 12 Packet Generator Implementation - Code Walk

Lecture 13 Demonstration

Section 4: Project 3.1 : L3 Route Calculation - Data Structures and Supporting APIs

Lecture 14 Problem Statement

Lecture 15 Pre-Requisites

Lecture 16 Demonstration

Lecture 17 CLI Requirements

Lecture 18 Spf Algo - GroundWork to be done

Lecture 19 Desiging Data Structures

Lecture 20 Data Structure Snapshot

Lecture 21 Data Structure Definitions

Lecture 22 Helper APIs for Spf Algo Implementation

Lecture 23 Helper APIs - 1,2 of 10

Lecture 24 Helper APIs - 3-8 of 10

Lecture 25 Helper APIs - 9-10 of 10

Lecture 26 Priority Queue Operations

Section 5: Project 3.2 : SPF Algorithm (Dijkstra) Implementation

Lecture 27 SPF Algo - Implementation Plan

Lecture 28 Spf Algo : Intialization Part 1

Lecture 29 Nexthop Calculation

Lecture 30 Spf Algo : Intialization Part 2

Lecture 31 Spf Algo : Intialization Part 3

Lecture 32 Spf Algo : Execution Phase

Lecture 33 Spf Algo : Execution Phase : Part 4

Lecture 34 Spf Algo : Execution Phase : Part 5

Lecture 35 Spf Algo : Nbr Node Exploration Rules

Lecture 36 Spf Algo : Execution Phase : Part 6 (Final Step) - Flowchart

Lecture 37 Spf Algo : Execution Phase : Part 6 (Final Step) - Implementation

Lecture 38 Testing SPF Algo on Various Topologies

Section 6: Project 3.3 : Routing Table Construction

Lecture 39 Understanding ECMP Requirements

Lecture 40 ECMP : Data Structure Enhancements

Lecture 41 ECMP : Data Forwarding using ECMP route

Lecture 42 Spf Algo : Phase 3 (Final) : Route Calculation

Lecture 43 Spf Algo : Final Demo

Lecture 44 Auto Populating Routing Tables on TCP/IP Stack Lib Start-Up

Section 7: Project 4 : Developing Logging Infrastructure

Lecture 45 Problem Statement

Lecture 46 Working Demo - Packet Capture and Debugging

Lecture 47 Goals

Lecture 48 Header Parsing APIs

Lecture 49 Lets Code up Header Formatting APIs

Lecture 50 Writing Custom tcp_dump()

Lecture 51 Emitting logging data to output sources

Lecture 52 Integrating Logging APIs with TCP/IP Stack lib

Lecture 53 Logging Buffers

Lecture 54 Logging Output Sources - Log files & stdout

Section 8: Project 5 : Notification Chains

Lecture 55 Introduction to Notification Chains

Lecture 56 A generic Example of NFC

Lecture 57 Role of NFC in our TCP/IP Stack Project

Lecture 58 NFC Data Structures

Lecture 59 NFC Functions Implementation

Lecture 60 TCP IP Stack Specific NFC

Lecture 61 Interface Config Relay NFC - 3 Steps

Lecture 62 Step 1/3 - Subscriber Registration - API discussion

Lecture 63 Step 1/3 - Subscriber Registration - API Implementation

Lecture 64 Step 2/3 - Generating Notifications - API

Lecture 65 Step 2/3 - Generating Notifications - Implementation

Lecture 66 Step 3/3 - Processing Notification by Subscriber

Lecture 67 Notification Chains - Final Demo

Section 9: Project 6 : Integrating Timer Library

Lecture 68 Why Timers are important in Networking ?

Lecture 69 Road-Map of this Section

Lecture 70 Steps to integrate Timer Library

Lecture 71 Dynamic ARP Tables

Lecture 72 How to use Timer Library

Lecture 73 Solution Steps

Lecture 74 New APIs to manage ARP Entry Timers

Lecture 75 Main Project Final Code Changes

Section 10: Appendix A.1 - Part1 - Dynamic Construction of Layer 3 Routing Table

Lecture 76 Introduction

Lecture 77 Goals and Problem Statement

Lecture 78 Routing Table Entry Format

Lecture 79 ECMP - Equal Cost Multiple Path

Lecture 80 L3 Device Collaboration

Lecture 81 Generic Steps to Build Routing Table

Section 11: Appendix A.2 - Part2 - Dynamic Construction of Layer 3 Routing Table

Lecture 82 Phases of This Section

Lecture 83 Phase 1 - 4 Steps

Lecture 84 Phase 1 - Step 1 and 2

Lecture 85 Phase 1 - Steps 3 and 4

Lecture 86 Phase 2 - Spf Algorithm

Lecture 87 Phase 2 - Spf Algo Example 1

Lecture 88 Phase 2 - Spf Algo Rules

Lecture 89 Phase 2 - Spf Algo Example 2

Lecture 90 Phase 3 - Final Routing Table Computation

Lecture 91 Loop Free Guarantee

Lecture 92 SPF Convergence

Lecture 93 Summary

Section 12: Appendix B - Using Timer Library

Lecture 94 Course Goals

Lecture 95 Timer Relevance

Lecture 96 Terminologies

Lecture 97 Application and Library Interaction

Lecture 98 Timer Callback function

Lecture 99 Demonstration

Lecture 100 API Discussion

Section 13: Bonus - Time to get some Candies

Lecture 101 Bonus - Get some Candies !

Those who have finished Part A (Prequel Course),Who want to learn System and Network Programming