fidl_fuchsia_net_stack

Enum StackRequest

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pub enum StackRequest {
    AddForwardingEntry {
        entry: ForwardingEntry,
        responder: StackAddForwardingEntryResponder,
    },
    DelForwardingEntry {
        entry: ForwardingEntry,
        responder: StackDelForwardingEntryResponder,
    },
    SetDhcpClientEnabled {
        id: u64,
        enable: bool,
        responder: StackSetDhcpClientEnabledResponder,
    },
    BridgeInterfaces {
        interfaces: Vec<u64>,
        bridge: ServerEnd<ControlMarker>,
        control_handle: StackControlHandle,
    },
}

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AddForwardingEntry

Add a new entry to the forwarding table.

If the table already contains an entry with the same subnet and destination, an already exists error is returned.

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DelForwardingEntry

Removes the forwarding entry. The entry must exactly match an entry in the forwarding table, with the exception of the metric value, which is ignored.

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SetDhcpClientEnabled

Enables or disables the DHCP client on an interface. TODO(https://fxbug.dev/42162065): Remove this once the DHCP client is moved out of the netstack.

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BridgeInterfaces

Creates a bridge over the provided interfaces.

If the bridge can’t be created, bridge is closed with a BAD_PORT termination reason.

NOTE: We’re shoehorning bridging into the admin/Control API and reassigning meaning to BAD_PORT because we don’t want to leak bridging-specific errors there. The POR is that bridging is going to get its own API at some point.

Bridge lifetime is controlled through the bridge handle.

Fields

§interfaces: Vec<u64>
§bridge: ServerEnd<ControlMarker>
§control_handle: StackControlHandle

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impl Debug for StackRequest

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