pub enum ControlRequest {
    AddAddress {
        address: Subnet,
        parameters: AddressParameters,
        address_state_provider: ServerEnd<AddressStateProviderMarker>,
        control_handle: ControlControlHandle,
    },
    RemoveAddress {
        address: Subnet,
        responder: ControlRemoveAddressResponder,
    },
    GetId {
        responder: ControlGetIdResponder,
    },
    SetConfiguration {
        config: Configuration,
        responder: ControlSetConfigurationResponder,
    },
    GetConfiguration {
        responder: ControlGetConfigurationResponder,
    },
    Enable {
        responder: ControlEnableResponder,
    },
    Disable {
        responder: ControlDisableResponder,
    },
    Detach {
        control_handle: ControlControlHandle,
    },
    GetAuthorizationForInterface {
        responder: ControlGetAuthorizationForInterfaceResponder,
    },
    Remove {
        responder: ControlRemoveResponder,
    },
}
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Provides control over an interface.

This protocol encodes the underlying interface’s lifetime in both directions; the interface exists iff both ends of the protocol are open. That is:

  • Closing the client end causes the interface to be removed.
  • Observing a closure of the server end indicates the interface no longer exists.

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AddAddress

Assigns an address to the interface.

Errors are communicated via [fuchsia.net.interfaces.admin/AddressStateProvider.OnAddressRemoved].

  • request address the address to assign to the interface.
  • request parameters additional address-specific options.
  • request address_state_provider provides address assignment state and enables updating address properties.

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§address: Subnet
§address_state_provider: ServerEnd<AddressStateProviderMarker>
§control_handle: ControlControlHandle
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RemoveAddress

Removes an address from the interface.

  • request address the address to remove.
  • response did_remove true iff address was removed from the interface as a consequence of this call.

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§address: Subnet
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GetId

Gets the interface identifier.

  • response id the interface identifier.

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SetConfiguration

Sets the configuration for the interface.

Only set fields that are supported in the provided Configuration will be set; unset fields will be left unmodified. The server will return a Configuration which holds the previous configuration for fields that the interface supports and set, even if the call did not update the configuration’s value.

  • request config the configuration fields to update on the interface.
  • response previous_config a snapshot of the interface’s previous configuration. Only supported fields present in config will be set.
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GetConfiguration

Gets a snapshot of the interface’s configuration.

The server will populate the returned Configuration with the configuration for features/protocols that the interface supports. That is, fields for unsupported configurations will be unset in the returned Configuration.

  • response config a snapshot of the interface’s configuration.
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Enable

Enables the interface.

  • response did_enable true iff the interface moved from disabled to enabled as a consequence of this call.

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Disable

Disables the interface.

  • response did_disable true iff the interface moved from enabled to disabled as a consequence of this call.

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Detach

Detaches the client end from the interface’s lifetime.

After calling Detach, closing this client end no longer causes the interface to be removed.

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§control_handle: ControlControlHandle
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GetAuthorizationForInterface

Get an authentication credential for this interface.

The credential contains a [zx::handle::EVENT], whose entangled partner is held by the server. This credential can be converted into a ProofOfInterfaceAuthorization and then passed into fuchsia.net.* API calls to prove ownership of this interface. The EVENT is stable throughout the lifetime of the interface. Clients may duplicate this EVENT to make multiple API calls, or transfer the EVENT to other clients.

  • response credential the authorization credential for this interface.
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Remove

Initiates interface removal.

This method returns success once interface removal has started. When the interface is removed, a USER removed reason is issued in [OnInterfaceRemoved] and the server end is closed.

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