fidl_fuchsia_lowpan_experimental

Enum DeviceRouteRequest

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pub enum DeviceRouteRequest {
    RegisterOnMeshPrefix {
        prefix: OnMeshPrefix,
        responder: DeviceRouteRegisterOnMeshPrefixResponder,
    },
    UnregisterOnMeshPrefix {
        subnet: Ipv6AddressWithPrefix,
        responder: DeviceRouteUnregisterOnMeshPrefixResponder,
    },
    RegisterExternalRoute {
        external_route: ExternalRoute,
        responder: DeviceRouteRegisterExternalRouteResponder,
    },
    UnregisterExternalRoute {
        subnet: Ipv6AddressWithPrefix,
        responder: DeviceRouteUnregisterExternalRouteResponder,
    },
}
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LoWPAN protocol for IPv6 route and prefix management methods that do not expose PII.

Note that methods that deal with PII are located in the DeviceRouteExtra protocol.

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RegisterOnMeshPrefix

Registers an on-mesh prefix to be advertised on the current network.

Subsequent calls with the same value for the subnet field will update the properties associated with that on-mesh prefix.

These changes persist like adding an IP address would, and will stick around until explicitly removed or the interface component is reset/restarted.

If the given OnMeshPrefix structure is invalid for some reason (missing required fields, invalid values, etc), the channel will be closed with the epitaph ZX_ERR_INVALID_ARGS.

If registering a new on-mesh prefix and the maximum number of on-mesh prefixes has already been registered, this channel will be closed with the epitaph ZX_ERR_NO_RESOURCES.

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UnregisterOnMeshPrefix

Unregisters any on-mesh prefix that was previously registered with RegisterOnMeshPrefix. It returns once the on-mesh prefix has been removed locally.

If the given mesh prefix was not previously registered, no action is taken.

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§subnet: Ipv6AddressWithPrefix
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RegisterExternalRoute

Registers an external route to be advertised on the current network.

Subsequent calls with the same value for the subnet field will update the properties associated with that route.

These changes persist like adding an IP address would, and will stick around until explicitly removed or the interface component is reset/restarted.

If the given ExternalRoute structure is invalid for some reason (missing required fields, invalid values, etc), the channel will be closed with the epitaph ZX_ERR_INVALID_ARGUMENT.

If registering a new external route and the maximum number of external routes has already been registered, this channel will be closed with the epitaph ZX_ERR_NO_RESOURCES.

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UnregisterExternalRoute

Unregisters any external route that was previously registered with RegisterExternalRoute. It returns once the external route has been removed locally.

If the given external route was not previously registered, no action is taken.

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§subnet: Ipv6AddressWithPrefix

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impl Debug for DeviceRouteRequest

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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