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STRUCTS

Ipv4Address

Defined in fuchsia.net/net.fidl

Ipv4Address is expressed in network byte order, so the most significant byte ("127" in the address "127.0.0.1") will be at index 0.

Field	Type	Description	Default
addr	array<uint8, 4>		No default

Ipv4AddressWithPrefix

Defined in fuchsia.net/net.fidl

An IPv4 address with its subnet prefix length.

Field	Type	Description	Default
addr	Ipv4Address	The IPv4 address.	No default
prefix_len	uint8	The prefix length. Must be in the range [0, 32].	No default

Ipv4SocketAddress

Defined in fuchsia.net/socket.fidl

An IPv4 socket address, composed of an IPv4 address and a port.

Inspired by the address definition in the POSIX specification.

Field	Type	Description	Default
address	Ipv4Address	IPv4 Address.	No default
port	uint16	Transport-layer port.	No default

Ipv6Address

Defined in fuchsia.net/net.fidl

Ipv6Address is expressed in network byte order, so the most significant byte ("ff" in the address "ff02::1") will be at index 0.

Field	Type	Description	Default
addr	array<uint8, 16>		No default

Ipv6AddressWithPrefix

Defined in fuchsia.net/net.fidl

An IPv6 address with its subnet prefix length.

Field	Type	Description	Default
addr	Ipv6Address	The IPv6 address.	No default
prefix_len	uint8	The prefix length. Must be in the range [0, 128].	No default

Ipv6SocketAddress

Defined in fuchsia.net/socket.fidl

An IPV6 socket address, composed of an IPv6 address, a port, and a scope identifier.

Inspired by the address definition in the POSIX specification.

Field	Type	Description	Default
address	Ipv6Address	IPv6 Address.	No default
port	uint16	Transport-layer port.	No default
zone_index	InterfaceId	Provides a means to identify to which zone a non-global address belongs. A node may have interfaces attached to different zones of the same scope, for example different link-local zones are disambiguated by the use of a zone_index providing the interface identifier. zone_index 0 is the default zone. See RFC 4007 for terminology and examples.	No default

MacAddress

Defined in fuchsia.net/net.fidl

A MAC address used to identify a network interface on the data link layer within the network.

Field	Type	Description	Default
octets	array<uint8, 6>		No default

Subnet

Defined in fuchsia.net/net.fidl

An IP address with its subnet prefix length.

Field	Type	Description	Default
addr	IpAddress	The IPv4 or IPv6 address.	No default
prefix_len	uint8	The number of bits set to 1 in the subnet mask. When addr is IpAddress.ipv4, must be in the range [0, 32]. When addr is IpAddress.ipv6, must be in the range [0, 128].	No default

ENUMS

IpVersion strict

Type: uint32

Defined in fuchsia.net/net.fidl

IpVersion is an IP version.

Name	Value	Description
V4	1
V6	2

MarkDomain strict

Type: uint8

Defined in fuchsia.net/net.fidl

Domains for a mark. This allows multiple marks to be set and retrieved independently.

Name	Value	Description
MARK_1	1
MARK_2	2

TABLES

Marks

Defined in fuchsia.net/net.fidl

Includes all the marks the platform supports.

Ordinal	Field	Type	Description
1	mark_1	Mark	The mark in the MARK_1 domain.
2	mark_2	Mark	The mark in the MARK_2 domain.

UNIONS

IpAddress strict

Defined in fuchsia.net/net.fidl

Represents an IP address that may be either v4 or v6.

Ordinal	Variant	Type	Description
1	ipv4	Ipv4Address
2	ipv6	Ipv6Address

SocketAddress strict

Defined in fuchsia.net/socket.fidl

Represents an IP socket address that may be either v4 or v6.

Ordinal	Variant	Type	Description
1	ipv4	Ipv4SocketAddress
2	ipv6	Ipv6SocketAddress

CONSTANTS

Name	Value	Type	Description
MAX_HOSTNAME_SIZE	255	uint64	The maximum length of a hostname, as per RFC 1035 section 2.3.4.

ALIASES

Name	Value	Description
Hostname	string[MAX_HOSTNAME_SIZE]	A hostname. Although the maximum length of a domain or hostname is 255 characters, each label within a name must not be longer than 63 characters as per RFC 1035 section 2.3.4. A label in a host name is the alphanumeric characters or hyphens, seperated by a period (e.g. abc.com has two labels, 'abc' and 'com').
InterfaceId	uint64	A unique non-zero interface identifier.
Mark	uint32	A mark that is used to make route decisions and can be attached to packets. Added: HEAD
RouteMetric	uint32	The metric of a route. Lower metrics indicate higher priority.