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/*++
Copyright (c) 1992 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
rtmp.h
Abstract:
This module contains information for the Routing Table Maintainance Protocol.
Author:
Jameel Hyder (jameelh@microsoft.com)
Nikhil Kamkolkar (nikhilk@microsoft.com)
Revision History:
19 Jun 1992 Initial Version
Notes: Tab stop: 4
--*/
#ifndef _RTMP_
#define _RTMP_
// RTMP specific data.
#define RTMP_REQUEST 1
#define RTMP_DATA_REQUEST 2
#define RTMP_ENTIRE_DATA_REQUEST 3
#define RTMP_REQ_DATAGRAM_SIZE 1
#define RTMP_DATA_MIN_SIZE_EXT 10
#define RTMP_DATA_MIN_SIZE_NON_EXT 7
#define RTMP_RESPONSE_MAX_SIZE 10
#define RTMP_VERSION (BYTE)0x82
#define RTMP_TUPLE_WITHRANGE (BYTE)0x80
#define RTMP_TUPLE_WITHOUTRANGE (BYTE)0x00
#define RTMP_EXT_TUPLE_MASK 0x80
#define RTMP_MAX_HOPS 0x0F
#define RTMP_NUM_HOPS_MASK 0x1F
#define RTMP_EXT_TUPLE_SIZE 6
// When trying to find our network number on a non-extended port.
#define RTMP_REQUEST_WAIT 100 // MilliSeconds
#define RTMP_NUM_REQUESTS 30
// The actual RTMP routing table. Entries are hashed by target network number
// and contain the port number used to get to the target network, next bridge
// used to get to the target network, the number of hops to that network,
// and entry state (Good, Suspect, or Bad). Note that with AppleTalk phase II,
// it takes two Validity timers to get from Suspect to Bad, so we let an entry
// go through a PrettyBad state (we won't send these guys when the Send timer goes off).
#define GOOD 1
#define SUSPECT 2
#define BAD 3
#define UGLY 4
extern ATALK_SPIN_LOCK AtalkRteLock;
#define RTE_ZONELIST_VALID 0x01
#define RTE_DELETE 0x80
#define RTE_SIGNATURE *(PULONG)"RTMP"
#if DBG
#define VALID_RTE(pRte) ((pRte != NULL) && (pRte->rte_Signature == RTE_SIGNATURE))
#else
#define VALID_RTE(pRte) (pRte != NULL)
#endif
typedef struct _RoutingTableEntry
{
#if DBG
ULONG rte_Signature;
#endif
struct _RoutingTableEntry * rte_Next;
// Hashed by first network number,
// overflow buckets.
PPORT_DESCRIPTOR rte_PortDesc; // Port used to access this network range
LONG rte_RefCount; // Reference count
BYTE rte_Flags;
BYTE rte_State; // State of the rtmp entry
BYTE rte_NumHops; // Hops to get to net
ATALK_NETWORKRANGE rte_NwRange; // The network range that we represent
ATALK_NODEADDR rte_NextRouter; // Node number of next router on
// the way to this net range
struct _ZONE_LIST * rte_ZoneList; // Valid zones for this net
ATALK_SPIN_LOCK rte_Lock;
} RTE, *PRTE;
#define NUM_RTMP_HASH_BUCKETS 15
extern PRTE * AtalkRoutingTable;
// To decrease the odds of having to do a scan of the routing tables to
// find where to route a packet, we keep a cache of "recently used routes".
// This cache is checked before we use the "first network number" hash and
// before we resort of a full scan of the routing tables. The size of this
// cache may want to be increased to get a proportional increase in
// "hit rate".
#define NUM_RECENT_ROUTES 63
extern PRTE * AtalkRecentRoutes;
// RTMP timer values:
#define RTMP_SEND_TIMER 100 // In 100ms units
#define RTMP_VALIDITY_TIMER 200 // In 100ms units
#define RTMP_AGING_TIMER 500 // In 100ms units
// RTMP Offsets into the Datagram
#define RTMP_REQ_CMD_OFF 0
#define RTMP_SENDER_NW_OFF 0
#define RTMP_SENDER_IDLEN_OFF 2
#define RTMP_SENDER_ID_OFF 3
#define RTMP_VERSION_OFF_NE 6
#define RTMP_RANGE_START_OFF 4
#define RTMP_TUPLE_TYPE_OFF 6
#define RTMP_RANGE_END_OFF 7
#define RTMP_VERSION_OFF_EXT 9
ATALK_ERROR
AtalkRtmpInit(
IN BOOLEAN Init
);
BOOLEAN
AtalkInitRtmpStartProcessingOnPort(
IN PPORT_DESCRIPTOR pPortDesc,
IN PATALK_NODEADDR RouterNode
);
extern
VOID
AtalkRtmpPacketIn(
IN PPORT_DESCRIPTOR pPortDesc,
IN PDDP_ADDROBJ pDdpAddr,
IN PBYTE pPkt,
IN USHORT PktLen,
IN PATALK_ADDR pSrcAddr,
IN PATALK_ADDR pDstAddr,
IN ATALK_ERROR ErrorCode,
IN BYTE DdpType,
IN PVOID pHandlerCtx,
IN BOOLEAN OptimizePath,
IN PVOID OptimizeCtx
);
extern
VOID
AtalkRtmpPacketInRouter(
IN PPORT_DESCRIPTOR pPortDesc,
IN PDDP_ADDROBJ pDdpAddr,
IN PBYTE pPkt,
IN USHORT PktLen,
IN PATALK_ADDR pSrcAddr,
IN PATALK_ADDR pDstAddr,
IN ATALK_ERROR ErrorCode,
IN BYTE DdpType,
IN PVOID pHandlerCtx,
IN BOOLEAN OptimizePath,
IN PVOID OptimizeCtx
);
extern
PRTE
AtalkRtmpReferenceRte(
IN USHORT Network
);
extern
BOOLEAN
atalkRtmpRemoveRte(
IN USHORT Network
);
extern
VOID
AtalkRtmpDereferenceRte(
IN PRTE pRte,
IN BOOLEAN LockHeld
);
extern
BOOLEAN
atalkRtmpCreateRte(
IN ATALK_NETWORKRANGE NwRange,
IN PPORT_DESCRIPTOR pPortDesc,
IN PATALK_NODEADDR pNextRouter,
IN int NumHops
);
LONG FASTCALL
AtalkRtmpAgingTimer(
IN PTIMERLIST pContext,
IN BOOLEAN TimerShuttingDown
);
VOID FASTCALL
AtalkRtmpKillPortRtes(
IN PPORT_DESCRIPTOR pPortDesc
);
typedef struct _RtmpSendDataHdr
{
BYTE rsd_RouterNetwork[2];
BYTE rsd_IdLength;
} *PRTMPSENDDATAHDR;
typedef struct _RtmpTupleNonExt
{
BYTE rtne_Network[2];
BYTE rtne_RangenDist;
} *PRTMPTUPLE;
typedef struct _RtmpTupleExt
{
BYTE rtne_NetworkStart[2];
BYTE rtne_RangenDist;
BYTE rtne_NetworkEnd[2];
BYTE rtne_Version;
} *PRTMPTUPLEEXT;
extern TIMERLIST atalkRtmpVTimer;
extern BOOLEAN atalkRtmpVdtTmrRunning;
LOCAL VOID
atalkRtmpSendRoutingData(
IN PPORT_DESCRIPTOR pPortDesc,
IN PATALK_ADDR pDstAddr,
IN BOOLEAN fSplitHorizon
);
LOCAL BOOLEAN
atalkRtmpGetOrSetNetworkNumber(
IN PPORT_DESCRIPTOR pPortDesc,
IN USHORT SuggestedNetwork
);
LOCAL LONG FASTCALL
atalkRtmpSendTimer(
IN PTIMERLIST pContext,
IN BOOLEAN TimerShuttingDown
);
LOCAL LONG FASTCALL
atalkRtmpValidityTimer(
IN PTIMERLIST pContext,
IN BOOLEAN TimerShuttingDown
);
LOCAL VOID FASTCALL
atalkRtmpSendComplete(
IN NDIS_STATUS Status,
IN PSEND_COMPL_INFO pSendInfo
);
#endif // _RTMP_