fuchsia.net.interfaces

Added: 7

PROTOCOLS

State

Defined in fuchsia.net.interfaces/interfaces.fidl

Network interface state inspection and observation.

GetWatcher

Initialize a watcher for interface state.

The server enqueues interface addition, deletion and property changes as they occur, which can then be retrieved via the pipelined protocol.

request options specifies the behavior of the Watcher.
request watcher grants access to a Watcher. Closed if the queue cannot be allocated or if the queue is full when the server attempts to enqueue an event.

Request

Name	Type
`options`	`WatcherOptions`
`watcher`	`server_end<Watcher>`

Watcher

Defined in fuchsia.net.interfaces/interfaces.fidl

Observer protocol for changes to network interfaces (addition, deletion, and interface property changes).

Watch

Hanging get for an interface addition/deletion change.

Clients should only have one call of this method at a time; a second call to this method while a call is already pending will cause the server end of the protocol to be closed.

If there are N interfaces present at the time the server end of the protocol is initialized, then the first N invocations of this method will return Event.existing followed by a single Event.idle indicating that all existing interfaces have been sent. Subsequent calls will immediately return if there is a change to be reported, or block until a change occurs.

The server may choose to coalesce property change events, e.g. when multiple independent property changes occur. As a result, clients cannot assume that the order in which they observe the interface changes is the order in which the changes occurred.

response event the interface change event.

Request

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Response

Name	Type
`event`	`Event`

STRUCTS

Empty

Defined in fuchsia.net.interfaces/interfaces.fidl

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ENUMS

AddressAssignmentState strict

Type: uint32

Defined in fuchsia.net.interfaces/interfaces.fidl

Assignment state of an IP address.

Added: HEAD

Name Value Description

Name	Value	Description
TENTATIVE	`1`	Address assignment is in progress, e.g. Duplicate Address Detection is being performed. The address cannot be used when in this state (cannot bind to it yet or receive packets destined to it). The Duplicate Address Detection mechanism is described in RFC 4862, section 5.4
ASSIGNED	`2`	The address is assigned to an interface.
UNAVAILABLE	`3`	The address is unavailable, e.g. if the interface holding the address is offline.

TENTATIVE

1

Address assignment is in progress, e.g. Duplicate Address Detection is being performed. The address cannot be used when in this state (cannot bind to it yet or receive packets destined to it).

The Duplicate Address Detection mechanism is described in RFC 4862, section 5.4

ASSIGNED

2

The address is assigned to an interface.

UNAVAILABLE

3

The address is unavailable, e.g. if the interface holding the address is offline.

TABLES

Address

Defined in fuchsia.net.interfaces/interfaces.fidl

Ordinal	Field	Type	Description
1	`addr`	`fuchsia.net/Subnet`	The address and prefix length. Required.
2	`valid_until`	`zx/Time`	The time after which the address will no longer be valid. Its value must be greater than 0. A value of `ZX_TIME_INFINITE` indicates that the address will always be valid. The value is derived from the monotonic clock. As a `zx.Time`, the value has monotonic clock semantics, which implies that it has no meaning outside of the host on which it was generated and no meaning across host restarts. Optional; may be omitted due to disinterest.
3	`preferred_lifetime_info`	`PreferredLifetimeInfo`	Preferred lifetime information. Optional; may be omitted due to disinterest. Added: 9
4	`assignment_state`	`AddressAssignmentState`	The address's assignment state. Required. Added: HEAD

Properties

Defined in fuchsia.net.interfaces/interfaces.fidl

Properties of a network interface.

Ordinal	Field	Type	Description
1	`id`	`fuchsia.net/InterfaceId`	An opaque identifier for the interface. Its value will not be reused even if the device is removed and subsequently re-added. Immutable.
2	`addresses`	`vector<Address>`	The addresses currently installed on the interface. Addresses are sorted on Address.addr, and no two addresses can have the same `Address.addr` value. Only assigned addresses are included unless the watcher was created with WatcherOptions.include_non_assigned_addresses set to `true`.
3	`online`	`bool`	The device is enabled and its physical state is online.
4	`device_class`	`DeviceClass`	The device class of the interface. Immutable.
5	`has_default_ipv4_route`	`bool`	Whether there is a default IPv4 route through this interface.
6	`has_default_ipv6_route`	`bool`	Whether there is a default IPv6 route through this interface.
7	`name`	`Name`	The name of the interface. Immutable.

WatcherOptions

Defined in fuchsia.net.interfaces/interfaces.fidl

Ordinal Field Type Description

Ordinal	Field	Type	Description
1	`address_properties_interest`	`AddressPropertiesInterest`	Bitfield for registering interest in address properties. Optional; interpreted as all bits set to 0 if not present. Added: HEAD
2	`include_non_assigned_addresses`	`bool`	Flag to determine if only assigned addresses are returned (where the assignment state is AddressAssignmentState::Assigned) or all addresses are returned. Optional; interpreted as false if not present. Added: HEAD

1

address_properties_interest

AddressPropertiesInterest

Bitfield for registering interest in address properties.

Optional; interpreted as all bits set to 0 if not present.

Added: HEAD

2

include_non_assigned_addresses

bool

Flag to determine if only assigned addresses are returned (where the assignment state is AddressAssignmentState::Assigned) or all addresses are returned.

Optional; interpreted as false if not present.

Added: HEAD

UNIONS

DeviceClass strict

Defined in fuchsia.net.interfaces/interfaces.fidl

Ordinal	Variant	Type	Description
1	`loopback`	`Empty`	The interface is loopback.
2	`device`	`fuchsia.hardware.network/DeviceClass`	The interface's network device class.

Event strict

Defined in fuchsia.net.interfaces/interfaces.fidl

Ordinal	Variant	Type	Description
1	`existing`	`Properties`	Properties of an interface that existed when watching started. All interested fields and Properties.id are set.
2	`added`	`Properties`	Properties of an interface that was added while watching. All interested fields and Properties.id are set.
3	`removed`	`fuchsia.net/InterfaceId`	ID of an interface that was removed while watching.
4	`changed`	`Properties`	Properties of an interface that changed while watching. Only Properties.id and interested fields which have changed are set with the new values.
5	`idle`	`Empty`	Sentinel value indicating no more existing events will be sent.

PreferredLifetimeInfo strict

Defined in fuchsia.net.interfaces/interfaces.fidl

Information about the preferred lifetime of an IP address or delegated prefix.

Added: 9

Ordinal Variant Type Description

Ordinal	Variant	Type	Description
1	`preferred_until`	`zx/Time`	The end of the preferred lifetime. The address/prefix should not be considered deprecated if `zx.Time` is in the past. `preferred_until` is exchanged as a means to inform the deadline where deprecation is expected to happen. The preferred lifetime of addresses is defined in RFC 4862, section 2. Addresses configured using a delegated prefix must have a preferred lifetime no longer than that of the prefix according to RFC 8415, section 6.3. Must be greater than 0. If `zx.Time.INFINITE`, the preferred lifetime does not expire.
2	`deprecated`	`Empty`	The address/prefix is deprecated. Deprecated addresses should no longer be used for initiating new connections unless explicitly requested, or if no other non-deprecated addresses are assigned (as described in RFC 4862, section 1). Addresses configured using a deprecated delegated prefix must also be deprecated according to RFC 8415, section 6.3. An address/prefix can become undeprecated if its preferred lifetime is extended.

1

preferred_until

zx/Time

The end of the preferred lifetime.

The address/prefix should not be considered deprecated if zx.Time is in the past. preferred_until is exchanged as a means to inform the deadline where deprecation is expected to happen.

The preferred lifetime of addresses is defined in RFC 4862, section 2.

Addresses configured using a delegated prefix must have a preferred lifetime no longer than that of the prefix according to RFC 8415, section 6.3.

Must be greater than 0. If zx.Time.INFINITE, the preferred lifetime does not expire.

2

deprecated

Empty

The address/prefix is deprecated.

Deprecated addresses should no longer be used for initiating new connections unless explicitly requested, or if no other non-deprecated addresses are assigned (as described in RFC 4862, section 1).

Addresses configured using a deprecated delegated prefix must also be deprecated according to RFC 8415, section 6.3.

An address/prefix can become undeprecated if its preferred lifetime is extended.

BITS

AddressPropertiesInterest flexible

Type: uint64

Defined in fuchsia.net.interfaces/interfaces.fidl

Name	Value	Description
VALID_UNTIL	1
PREFERRED_LIFETIME_INFO	2

CONSTANTS

Name	Value	Type	Description
INTERFACE_NAME_LENGTH	`15`	`uint8`	The maximum length of an interface name.

ALIASES

Name	Value	Description
Name	`string`[`INTERFACE_NAME_LENGTH`]	An interface name as a sequence of bytes.

fuchsia.net.interfaces

PROTOCOLS

State

GetWatcher

Request

Watcher

Watch

Request

Response

STRUCTS

Empty

ENUMS

AddressAssignmentState strict

TENTATIVE

ASSIGNED

UNAVAILABLE

TABLES

Address

1

2

3

4

Properties

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

WatcherOptions

1

2

UNIONS

DeviceClass strict

1

2

Event strict

1

2

3

4

5

PreferredLifetimeInfo strict

1

2

BITS

AddressPropertiesInterest flexible

VALID_UNTIL

PREFERRED_LIFETIME_INFO

CONSTANTS

ALIASES