pub enum FilterRequest {
    EnableInterface {
        id: u64,
        responder: FilterEnableInterfaceResponder,
    },
    DisableInterface {
        id: u64,
        responder: FilterDisableInterfaceResponder,
    },
    GetRules {
        responder: FilterGetRulesResponder,
    },
    UpdateRules {
        rules: Vec<Rule>,
        generation: u32,
        responder: FilterUpdateRulesResponder,
    },
    GetNatRules {
        responder: FilterGetNatRulesResponder,
    },
    UpdateNatRules {
        rules: Vec<Nat>,
        generation: u32,
        responder: FilterUpdateNatRulesResponder,
    },
    GetRdrRules {
        responder: FilterGetRdrRulesResponder,
    },
    UpdateRdrRules {
        rules: Vec<Rdr>,
        generation: u32,
        responder: FilterUpdateRdrRulesResponder,
    },
    CheckPresence {
        responder: FilterCheckPresenceResponder,
    },
}
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A protocol for filtering TCP/IP traffic and Network Address Translation.

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EnableInterface

Enable the filter on a specific interface.

The filter is disabled by default. If the filter is already enabled, no error is returned.

  • request id The id of the network interface.
  • error Reports NOT_FOUND if id is not a valid interface.
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DisableInterface

Disable the filter on a specific interface.

The filter is disabled by default. If the filter is already disabled, no error is returned.

  • request id The id of the network interface.
  • error Reports NOT_FOUND if id is not a valid interface.
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GetRules

GetRules gets the current rules. They do not include NAT or RDR rules. (use GetNatRules or GetRdrRules instead).

  • response rules The current filter rules.
  • response generation The generation number associated with the current rules.

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UpdateRules

UpdateRules updates the current rules. It does not update NAT or RDR rules (use UpdateNatRules or UpdateRdrRules instead).

UpdateRules takes a generation number that is previously returned from GetRules. The generation number has to be up-to-date, i.e. it has to match with the one associated with the current rules. The service will assign a new generation number to the new rules.

  • request rules The new filter rules to install.
  • request generation The generation number previously returned from GetRules.
  • error Reports GENERATION_MISMATCH if generation is not the generation number for the current rules.
  • error Reports BAD_RULE if rules are not valid.

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§rules: Vec<Rule>
§generation: u32
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GetNatRules

GetNatRules gets the current NAT rules.

  • response rules The current NAT rules.
  • response generation The generation number associated with the current NAT rules.
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UpdateNatRules

UpdateNatRules updates the current NAT rules.

UpdateNatRules takes a generation number that is previously returned from GetRules. The generation number has to be up-to-date, i.e. it has to match with the one associated with the current NAT rules. The service will assign a new generation number to the new NAT rules.

  • request rules The new NAT rules to install.
  • request generation The generation number previously returned from GetNATRules.
  • error Reports GENERATION_MISMATCH if generation is not the generation number for the current rules.
  • error Reports BAD_RULE if rules are not valid.

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§rules: Vec<Nat>
§generation: u32
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GetRdrRules

GetRdrRules gets the current RDR rules.

  • response rules The current RDR rules.
  • response generation The generation number associated with the current RDR rules.
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UpdateRdrRules

UpdateRdrRules updates the previous RDR rules with new rules.

UpdateRdrRules takes a generation number that is previously returned from GetRules. The generation number has to be up-to-date, i.e. it has to match with the one associated with the current RDR rules. The service will assign a new generation number to the new RDR rules.

  • request rules The new RDR rules to install.
  • request generation The generation number previously returned from GetRDRRules.
  • error Reports NOT_SUPPORTED if the operation is not supported.

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§rules: Vec<Rdr>
§generation: u32
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CheckPresence

No-op method that allows checking for presence.

It’s not currently possible for a client with an optionally-provided protocol to check whether there’s someone on the other end without making a FIDL call (https://fxbug.dev/296283299). This method provides a workaround by giving a client a two-way method that it can call to check for liveness.

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