IPv6 support
Stefan Schuermans authored 10 years ago
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3) <title>Blinker - UDPv6 Sender</title>
4) </head>
5) <body>
6) <h1>Blinker - UDPv6 Sender</h1>
7) <p>
8) The UDPv6 sender module sends a stream using UDP version 4 across
9) a network.
10) It supports the static and dynamic variants of the BLP, EBLP and MCUF
11) protocols.
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13) <h2>Configuration</h2>
14) <p>
15) The configuration of the UDPv6 sender module with name <code>NAME</code>
16) is located in the <code>udp4senders/NAME</code> subdirectory.
17) </p>
18) <h3>Input Stream</h3>
19) <p>
20) The file <code>instream</code> contains the name of the stream to
21) read.
22) The frames received from this stream are sent over the network.
23) </p>
24) <h3>Protocol</h3>
25) <p>
26) The protocol to use is configured in the file <code>protocol</code>.
27) It can contain the string <code>blp</code>, <code>eblp</code> or
28) <code>mcuf</code> to select the BLP, EBLP or MCUF protocol respectively.
29) </p>
30) <h3>Bind Address</h3>
31) <p>
32) The file <code>bind</code> contains the local address to bind to.
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IPv6 support
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35) If the local address should be determined automatically, the file
36) can contain <code>[::]:0</code>.
37) </p>
38) <h3>Static Destinations</h3>
39) <p>
40) Static destinations to supply with a network stream in the configured
41) protocol can be configured in the subdirectory <code>destinations</code>.
42) <br>
43) Each static destination is configured in an own subdirectory.
44) E.g. the configuration for a static destination with name
45) <code>local</code> resides in the subdirectory
46) <code>destinations/local</code>.
47) </p>
48) <p>
49) The configuration inside a static destination consists of the following
50) settings:
51) </p>
52) <h4>Destination Address</h4>
53) <p>
54) The file <code>addr</code> contains the destination address
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