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139 such as a client-server mode of operation seen in the next example,
235 use a client-server type multi-process design to do packet processing.
237 distributes these packets using round-robin ordering among a set of client  processes,
239 In this case, the client applications just perform level-2 forwarding of packets by sending each pa…
241 The following diagram shows the data-flow through the application, using two client processes.
259 *   -n <num-clients>, where the num-clients parameter is the number of client processes that will p…
269 the only application parameter needed by a client process is its client instance ID.
270 …application on lcore 1 (with lcore 2 printing statistics) along with two client processes running …
281 …If the server application dies and needs to be restarted, all client applications also need to be …
283     Any client processes that need restarting can be restarted without affecting the server process.
290 This eliminates the need for the client processes to have the portmask parameter passed into them o…
294 the client processes are designed to be run as secondary instances only.
302 distributing those packets to the client queues (software rings, one for each client process) in ro…
303 On the client side, the packets are read from the rings in as big of bursts as possible, then route…
308 In both the server and the client processes, outgoing packets are buffered before being sent,
310 For example, the client process will buffer packets to send,