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kernel IPv6 multicast routing support. pim6 dense mode daemon pim6 sparse mode daemon netstat support of IPv6 multicast routing statistics Merging to the current and testing with other existing multicast routers is done by Tatsuya Jinmei <jinmei@kame.net>, who writes and maintainances the base code in KAME distribution. Make world check and kernel build check was also successful.
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$Id: BUGS.TODO,v 1.1.1.1 1999/08/08 23:30:57 itojun Exp $
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$FreeBSD$
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THIS LIST IS FAR AWAY FROM BEING COMPLETE, so these are the few things
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that came up at the right moment to be written down.
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* Experimental kernel MFC (*,G) related:
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If the (S,G) iif or oifs are different from the (*,G) or (*,*,RP)
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iifs/oifs, the resp. (*,G) or (*,*,RP) will delete and disallow
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creating (*,G) MFC. Only after all MRT (S,G) are deleted, the
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corresponding (*,G) or (*,*,RP) will create (*,G) MFC.
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* Experimental kernel MFC (*,G) related:
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Right now when the MFC (*,G) total datarate is above the SPT switch
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threshold, the (*,G) MFC will be deleted, and any further cache miss
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will result in (S,G) MFC (the problem is that we must do (S,G)
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monitoring for eventually high datagate sources). Only after all
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(S,G) MFCs expire, the daemon's MRT will stop creating (S,G) MFCs
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(i.e. the next cache miss will result in (*,G) kernel MFC).
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A better selection should be applied to sort out the higher
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datarate sources, and at the same time to have (*,G)MFC as well.
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For example, create few (S,G), and after that create the (*,G). If some
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of the created (S,G) MFC entries have very low datarate, delete them.
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* Use NetBSD's definition for IPADDR (netinet/in.h):
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#ifdef _KERNEL
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#define __IPADDR(x) ((u_int32_t) htonl((u_int32_t)(x)))
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#else
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#define __IPADDR(x) ((u_int32_t)(x))
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#endif
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* The (S,G)RPbit in the DR for the sender and the (S,G)SPT in the
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downstream router won't timeout and will refresh each other even
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if the sender is not active:
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S--DR-----------------R1------------RP
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(S,G)RPbit (S,G)
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iif toward S
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* Check whether the kernel code sends CACHE_MISS and WRONG_IIF for
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the LAN-scoped addresses
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* If the RP for a group changes, the DR should cancel any PIM-register-stop
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timers (XXX: not in the spec, but should be there)
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* If a new interface is configured, include it automatically
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* Don't create routing entries for local link scoped groups
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* Implement adm. scoped filters
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* Do precise check of the timer events to speed up the propagation of the
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Cand-RP messages + Cand-BSR messages and the election of the BSR.
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* Fix the bug for messing up the things when the receiver is on the
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same host as the RP for the multicast group (probably was fixed with alpha6,
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because I cannot reproduce it anymore)
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* Do more precise error check for the received PIM messages. In most cases,
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the whole message must be parsed completely before starting processing it.
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* Clean up the debugging messages.
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* Use Patricia tree to search the routing table
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(There is a nice paper in Sigcomm '97 about fast routing tables
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implementation, so need to check it as well)
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* Do switch back to the Shared Tree by timing out the SPT if the rate
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is too low (not in the spec, but Ahmed pointed out some complications if
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this happens)
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* Change all countdown timers to events timeout (callout.c)
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(The current implementation is very unefficient if the routing table becomes
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very large)
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* Send immediately Join/Prune, instead of relying of Join/Prune timer = 0
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* Fix the code allowing interface UP/DOWN without restarting pimd.
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* Do more testings for SPT switch, Join/Prune, asserts, etc...
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* Test the (*,*,RP) code (need PIM/DVMRP border router to do so)
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* Test the RSRR (RSVP support) code
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* Send Initial_Reply RSRR message if the interfaces detected by pimd change
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* SNMP support
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===TODO by function name===
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igmp_proto.c:
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* accept_group_report():
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- add a leaf if DR or forwarder (currently only if DR)???
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* accept_leave_message():
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- send immediately PIM prune message if the last member has left
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main.c
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* main():
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- use a combination of time and hostid to initialize the random generator.
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* restart():
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- check the implementation
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pim_proto.c
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* pim_register():
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- IF THE BORDER BIT IS SET, THEN FORWARD THE WHOLE PACKET FROM USER SPACE
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AND AT THE SAME TIME IGNORE ANY CACHE_MISS SIGNALS FROM THE KERNEL.
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* register_stop():
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- REGISTER_STOP rate limiting
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route.c
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* process_cache_miss()
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- use negative cache.
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rp.c
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* add_rp_grp_entry():
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- FIX THE BUG when adding an RP for different prefix requires remapping
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for some groups!!!
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(Intentionally left, waiting to come up with an idea how to implement
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it simple and efficient. If you configure all RPs to advertise the
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same prefix, the bug won't "show up")
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================DONE=====================
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* When receive PIM_REGISTER, check whether I am the chosen RP
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