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Special Forums IP Networking Importance of LS length in DB exchange start packet (OSPF protocol)? Post 302246771 by cosmic_egg on Tuesday 14th of October 2008 10:54:23 AM
Old 10-14-2008
Importance of LS length in DB exchange start packet (OSPF protocol)?

Is there any importance of LS length in DB exchange packet of OSPF protocol as its should be always be 20 bytes. Is this length to be ignored
 

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UMAD_RECV(3)						    OpenIB Programmer's Manual						      UMAD_RECV(3)

NAME
umad_recv - receive umad SYNOPSIS
#include <infiniband/umad.h> int umad_recv(int portid, void *umad, int *length, int timeout_ms); DESCRIPTION
umad_recv() waits up to timeout_ms milliseconds for a packet to be received from the port specified by portid. The packet is copied to the umad buffer if there is sufficient room and the received length is indicated. If the buffer is not large enough, the size of the umad buf- fer needed is returned in length. A negative timeout_ms makes the function block until a packet is received. A timeout_ms parameter of zero indicates a non blocking read. Note length is a pointer to the length of the data portion of the umad buffer. This means that umad must point to a buffer at least umad_size() + *length bytes long. Note also that *length must be >= 256 bytes. RETURN VALUE
umad_recv() returns non negative receiving agentid on success, and a negative value on error as follows: -EINVAL invalid port handle or agentid or *length is less than the minimum supported -EIO receive operation failed -EWOULDBLOCK non blocking read can't be fulfilled SEE ALSO
umad_poll(3) AUTHOR
Hal Rosenstock <halr@voltaire.com> OpenIB May 11, 2007 UMAD_RECV(3)
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