pub enum RouteTableV4Request {
    GetTableId {
        responder: RouteTableV4GetTableIdResponder,
    },
    Detach {
        control_handle: RouteTableV4ControlHandle,
    },
    Remove {
        responder: RouteTableV4RemoveResponder,
    },
    GetAuthorizationForRouteTable {
        responder: RouteTableV4GetAuthorizationForRouteTableResponder,
    },
    NewRouteSet {
        route_set: ServerEnd<RouteSetV4Marker>,
        control_handle: RouteTableV4ControlHandle,
    },
}
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Vends isolated administrative access to the system’s IPv4 routing table.

A main route table is accessible through the discoverable [RouteTableV4] protocol. Other tables can be installed using the NewRouteTable method on [RouteTableProviderV4]. The [RouteTableV4] also encodes the lifetime of the underlying route table, dropping the client end of the protocol causes the underlying route table to be removed unless it is detached. The main table is detached by default.

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GetTableId

Gets the table ID for this table.

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Detach

Detaches the lifetime of the route table from the lifetime of the client end of the channel.

After this method is called, the route table will not be removed if the client end is closed. It’s a no-op if called on the main table.

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Remove

Removes the route table explicitly.

This method cannot be called on the main table, an error will be returned if called. The server will close the channel after this method successfully returns.

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GetAuthorizationForRouteTable

Gets an authentication credential for this table.

The credential contains a [zx::handle::EVENT], whose duplicate is held by the server. This credential can be passed into fuchsia.net.routes.admin API calls to prove ownership of this route table. The EVENT is stable throughout the lifetime of the route table. Clients may duplicate this EVENT to make multiple API calls, or transfer the EVENT to other clients.

  • response table_id the table ID of the table.
  • response token the kernel event object used to authenticate.
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NewRouteSet

Creates an empty route set.

  • request route_set grants access to the [RouteSetV4] protocol.

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§route_set: ServerEnd<RouteSetV4Marker>

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