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121 / 144 page ![]() APPENDIX A Am79C940 121 Logical Address Filtering For Ethernet The purpose of logical (or group or m ulticast) ad dresses is to allow a group of nodes in a network to receive the same message. Each node can maintain a list of multicast addresses that it will respond to. The logical address filter mechanism in AMD Ethernet con- trollers is a hardware aide that reduces the average amount of host computer time required to determine whether or not an incoming packet with a multicast des tination address should be accepted. The logical address filter hardware is an implementa- tion of a hash code searching technique commonly used by software programmers. If the multicast bit in the destination address of an incoming packet is set, the hardware maps this address into one of 64 catego- ries then accepts or rejects the packet depending on whether or not the bit in the logical address filter regis- ter corresponding the selected category is set. For ex ample, if the address maps into category 24, and bit 24 of the logical address filter register is set, the packet is accepted. Since there are more than 1014 possible multicast ad dresses and only 64 categories, this scheme is far from unambiguous. This means that the software will still have to compare the address of a received packet with its list of acceptable multicast addresses to make the final decision whether to accept or discard the packet. However, the hardware prevents the software from having to deal with the vast majority of the unac ceptable packets. The efficiency of this scheme depends on the number of multicast groups that are used on a particular net- work and the number of groups to which a node be longs. At one extreme if a node happens to belong to 64 groups that map into 64 different categories, the hardware will accept all multicast addresses, and all fil- tering must be done by software. At the other extreme (which is closer to a practical network), if multicast ad dresses are assigned by the local administrator, and fewer than 65 groups are set up, the addresses can be assigned so that each address maps into a different category, and no software filtering will be needed at all. In the latter case described above, a node can be made a member of several groups by setting the appropriate bits in the logical address filter register. The administra- tor can use the table Mapping of Logical Address to Fil ter Mask to find a multicast address that maps into a particular address filter bit. For example address 0000 0000 00BB maps into bit 15. Therefore, any node that has bit 15 set in its logical address filter register will re ceive all packets addressed to 0000 0000 00BB. (Addresses in this table are not shown in the standard Ethernet format. In the table the rightmost byte is the first byte to appear on the network with the least signif icant bit appearing first). Driver software that manages a list of multicast ad dresses can work as follows. First the multicast ad dress list and the logical address filter must be ini tialized. Some sort of management function such as the driver initialization routine passes to the driver a list of addresses. For each address in the list the driver uses a subroutine similar to the one listed in the Am7990 LANCE data sheet to set the appropriate bit in a software copy of the logical address filter register. When the complete list of addresses has been pro cessed, the register is loaded. Later, when a packet is received, the driver first looks at the Individual/Group bit of the destination address of the packet to find out whether or not this is a multicast address. If it is, the driver must search the multicast ad dress list to see if this address is in the list. If it is not in the list, the packet is discarded. The broadcast address, which consists of all ones is a special multicast address. Packets addressed to the broadcast address must be received by all nodes. Since broadcast packets are usually more common than other multicast packets, the broadcast address should be the first address in the multicast address list. |
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