NetFPGA

1 It is possible to forward minimum-sized packets at rates of hundreds of Mbps using commodity hardware and Linux. We had a preference for the Click Modular Router platform due its flexibility and the fact that it claimed to have equal or higher performance than native forwarding if used with its polling drivers. Moreover, the NetFPGA is an open networking platform accelerator that enables researchers and instructors to build working prototypes of high-speed, hardware-accelerated networking systems. NetFPGA reference designs comprised in the system include an IPv4 router, an Ethernet switch, a four-port NIC, and SCONE (Software Component of NetFPGA). Researchers have used the platform to build advanced network flow processing systems. We have followed the RFC1242-Benchmarking Terminology for Network Interconnection Devices-and the RFC2544-Benchmarking Methodology for Network Interconnection Devices-in order to define the specific set of tests to use to describe the performance characteristics of the two routers. We have also shown a test comparison between the NetFPGA and the Click router about a file transfer using the FTP and the HTTP protocol.Overall, the NetFPGA router performance outperforms the Click router performance.

In this paper, we aim to define right sniffing method to logging on database user character on local-global PC networks. We tested two method like PCAP and TCP socket programming, claim that TCP socket programming one is suitable than PCAP. We applied data authentication test with on board ATSHA204. Timestamp labels were tagged to logs on database via M41T62 real-time clock chip.