[Beowulf] How to judge whether an ip address is local or not

[Zhang Hui]

>> > 	 I need to judge whether an ip address is local in kernel state.
>> > 	 Can anyone help me?
>> > 	 Great appreciation to any apply.
>> 
>> What do you mean by "local"?  There are all sorts of ways to learn all
>> sorts of pieces of information about ip addresses and network
>
>I thought the query was really "how can I tell if an IP is local,
>xor if it requires going through a router".  I have no idea what 
>the reference to "kernel state" means - obviously the kernel uses 
>the same sequence of increasingly specific routes to determine how 
>to handle a packet.  the routes are not privileged (/sbin/ip route show 
>works fine as a normal user)
>
>
	Sorry for the confusion i have brought.
	I intended to find a method to judge whether the destination ip address of a packet received is one of the ip addresses the receiving machine has.And this packet is intercepted by my netfilter prog(LKM,in "kernel state" of course) at the NF_IP_PRE_ROUTING point.Originally I judge the pkt_type of the skb packet,but i'm not sure when and where the skb->pkt_type is changed since being received by the NIC.Maybe no change happens since the skb is constructed at the sending machine?
	And, i have known how a bad subject has twisted your brain, thx a lot^^.


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