Implement a “ping” program using raw socket.

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C++

Linux

sockets

 This “ping” program only needs to support IPv4 and ICMPv4, not IPv6 and ICMPv6.
You may use the “ping” program from the “Unix Network Programming” textbook
as the starting point for your implementation. If you do so, please remove the IPv6
and ICMPv6 related code from the textbook “ping” program.
 This “ping” program should be multi-threaded. Instead of sending the “ping”
probes (i.e. ICMP echo requests) from an alarm signal handler, this program should
use one thread to send ICMP echo requests and another thread to receive ICMP
echo replies.
 The IP TTL should be set to 32 for every ICMP echo request sent by this program.
 Your submission should be self-sufficient and not depend on any source code or
library that are not available from a standard Linux distribution.

Submission


The implementation should be in C/C++ on Linux.



 README: A file that:
o describes what each program does and how to compile and run the programs;
o provides all the references (besides textbooks/lectures) where you get help.
 Source code
 Makefile: “make” should compile all your programs.
 RESULTS: A file that contains the sample output of each program.

You need to submit all these files in a single zip file.