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   30 
   31 /* $KAME: sctp_structs.h,v 1.13 2005/03/06 16:04:18 itojun Exp $         */
   32 
   33 #include <sys/cdefs.h>
   34 __FBSDID("$FreeBSD: releng/8.1/sys/netinet/sctp_structs.h 209028 2010-06-11 03:13:19Z rrs $");
   35 
   36 #ifndef __sctp_structs_h__
   37 #define __sctp_structs_h__
   38 
   39 #include <netinet/sctp_os.h>
   40 #include <netinet/sctp_header.h>
   41 #include <netinet/sctp_auth.h>
   42 
   43 struct sctp_timer {
   44         sctp_os_timer_t timer;
   45 
   46         int type;
   47         /*
   48          * Depending on the timer type these will be setup and cast with the
   49          * appropriate entity.
   50          */
   51         void *ep;
   52         void *tcb;
   53         void *net;
   54         void *vnet;
   55 
   56         /* for sanity checking */
   57         void *self;
   58         uint32_t ticks;
   59         uint32_t stopped_from;
   60 };
   61 
   62 
   63 struct sctp_foo_stuff {
   64         struct sctp_inpcb *inp;
   65         uint32_t lineno;
   66         uint32_t ticks;
   67         int updown;
   68 };
   69 
   70 
   71 /*
   72  * This is the information we track on each interface that we know about from
   73  * the distant end.
   74  */
   75 TAILQ_HEAD(sctpnetlisthead, sctp_nets);
   76 
   77 struct sctp_stream_reset_list {
   78         TAILQ_ENTRY(sctp_stream_reset_list) next_resp;
   79         uint32_t tsn;
   80         int number_entries;
   81         struct sctp_stream_reset_out_request req;
   82 };
   83 
   84 TAILQ_HEAD(sctp_resethead, sctp_stream_reset_list);
   85 
   86 /*
   87  * Users of the iterator need to malloc a iterator with a call to
   88  * sctp_initiate_iterator(inp_func, assoc_func, inp_func,  pcb_flags, pcb_features,
   89  *     asoc_state, void-ptr-arg, uint32-arg, end_func, inp);
   90  *
   91  * Use the following two defines if you don't care what pcb flags are on the EP
   92  * and/or you don't care what state the association is in.
   93  *
   94  * Note that if you specify an INP as the last argument then ONLY each
   95  * association of that single INP will be executed upon. Note that the pcb
   96  * flags STILL apply so if the inp you specify has different pcb_flags then
   97  * what you put in pcb_flags nothing will happen. use SCTP_PCB_ANY_FLAGS to
   98  * assure the inp you specify gets treated.
   99  */
  100 #define SCTP_PCB_ANY_FLAGS      0x00000000
  101 #define SCTP_PCB_ANY_FEATURES   0x00000000
  102 #define SCTP_ASOC_ANY_STATE     0x00000000
  103 
  104 typedef void (*asoc_func) (struct sctp_inpcb *, struct sctp_tcb *, void *ptr,
  105          uint32_t val);
  106 typedef int (*inp_func) (struct sctp_inpcb *, void *ptr, uint32_t val);
  107 typedef void (*end_func) (void *ptr, uint32_t val);
  108 
  109 struct sctp_iterator {
  110         TAILQ_ENTRY(sctp_iterator) sctp_nxt_itr;
  111         struct vnet *vn;
  112         struct sctp_timer tmr;
  113         struct sctp_inpcb *inp; /* current endpoint */
  114         struct sctp_tcb *stcb;  /* current* assoc */
  115         struct sctp_inpcb *next_inp;    /* special hook to skip to */
  116         asoc_func function_assoc;       /* per assoc function */
  117         inp_func function_inp;  /* per endpoint function */
  118         inp_func function_inp_end;      /* end INP function */
  119         end_func function_atend;/* iterator completion function */
  120         void *pointer;          /* pointer for apply func to use */
  121         uint32_t val;           /* value for apply func to use */
  122         uint32_t pcb_flags;     /* endpoint flags being checked */
  123         uint32_t pcb_features;  /* endpoint features being checked */
  124         uint32_t asoc_state;    /* assoc state being checked */
  125         uint32_t iterator_flags;
  126         uint8_t no_chunk_output;
  127         uint8_t done_current_ep;
  128 };
  129 
  130 /* iterator_flags values */
  131 #define SCTP_ITERATOR_DO_ALL_INP        0x00000001
  132 #define SCTP_ITERATOR_DO_SINGLE_INP     0x00000002
  133 
  134 
  135 TAILQ_HEAD(sctpiterators, sctp_iterator);
  136 
  137 struct sctp_copy_all {
  138         struct sctp_inpcb *inp; /* ep */
  139         struct mbuf *m;
  140         struct sctp_sndrcvinfo sndrcv;
  141         int sndlen;
  142         int cnt_sent;
  143         int cnt_failed;
  144 };
  145 
  146 struct sctp_asconf_iterator {
  147         struct sctpladdr list_of_work;
  148         int cnt;
  149 };
  150 
  151 struct iterator_control {
  152         struct mtx ipi_iterator_wq_mtx;
  153         struct mtx it_mtx;
  154         SCTP_PROCESS_STRUCT thread_proc;
  155         struct sctpiterators iteratorhead;
  156         struct sctp_iterator *cur_it;
  157         uint32_t iterator_running;
  158         uint32_t iterator_flags;
  159 };
  160 
  161 #define SCTP_ITERATOR_MUST_EXIT         0x00000001
  162 #define SCTP_ITERATOR_STOP_CUR_IT       0x00000002
  163 #define SCTP_ITERATOR_STOP_CUR_INP      0x00000004
  164 
  165 struct sctp_net_route {
  166         sctp_rtentry_t *ro_rt;
  167         void *ro_lle;
  168         union sctp_sockstore _l_addr;   /* remote peer addr */
  169         struct sctp_ifa *_s_addr;       /* our selected src addr */
  170 };
  171 
  172 struct htcp {
  173         uint16_t alpha;         /* Fixed point arith, << 7 */
  174         uint8_t beta;           /* Fixed point arith, << 7 */
  175         uint8_t modeswitch;     /* Delay modeswitch until we had at least one
  176                                  * congestion event */
  177         uint32_t last_cong;     /* Time since last congestion event end */
  178         uint32_t undo_last_cong;
  179         uint16_t bytes_acked;
  180         uint32_t bytecount;
  181         uint32_t minRTT;
  182         uint32_t maxRTT;
  183 
  184         uint32_t undo_maxRTT;
  185         uint32_t undo_old_maxB;
  186 
  187         /* Bandwidth estimation */
  188         uint32_t minB;
  189         uint32_t maxB;
  190         uint32_t old_maxB;
  191         uint32_t Bi;
  192         uint32_t lasttime;
  193 };
  194 
  195 
  196 struct sctp_nets {
  197         TAILQ_ENTRY(sctp_nets) sctp_next;       /* next link */
  198 
  199         /*
  200          * Things on the top half may be able to be split into a common
  201          * structure shared by all.
  202          */
  203         struct sctp_timer pmtu_timer;
  204 
  205         /*
  206          * The following two in combination equate to a route entry for v6
  207          * or v4.
  208          */
  209         struct sctp_net_route ro;
  210 
  211         /* mtu discovered so far */
  212         uint32_t mtu;
  213         uint32_t ssthresh;      /* not sure about this one for split */
  214 
  215         /* smoothed average things for RTT and RTO itself */
  216         int lastsa;
  217         int lastsv;
  218         int rtt;                /* last measured rtt value in ms */
  219         unsigned int RTO;
  220 
  221         /* This is used for SHUTDOWN/SHUTDOWN-ACK/SEND or INIT timers */
  222         struct sctp_timer rxt_timer;
  223         struct sctp_timer fr_timer;     /* for early fr */
  224 
  225         /* last time in seconds I sent to it */
  226         struct timeval last_sent_time;
  227         int ref_count;
  228 
  229         /* Congestion stats per destination */
  230         /*
  231          * flight size variables and such, sorry Vern, I could not avoid
  232          * this if I wanted performance :>
  233          */
  234         uint32_t flight_size;
  235         uint32_t cwnd;          /* actual cwnd */
  236         uint32_t prev_cwnd;     /* cwnd before any processing */
  237         uint32_t partial_bytes_acked;   /* in CA tracks when to incr a MTU */
  238         uint32_t prev_rtt;
  239         /* tracking variables to avoid the aloc/free in sack processing */
  240         unsigned int net_ack;
  241         unsigned int net_ack2;
  242 
  243         /*
  244          * JRS - 5/8/07 - Variable to track last time a destination was
  245          * active for CMT PF
  246          */
  247         uint32_t last_active;
  248 
  249         /*
  250          * CMT variables (iyengar@cis.udel.edu)
  251          */
  252         uint32_t this_sack_highest_newack;      /* tracks highest TSN newly
  253                                                  * acked for a given dest in
  254                                                  * the current SACK. Used in
  255                                                  * SFR and HTNA algos */
  256         uint32_t pseudo_cumack; /* CMT CUC algorithm. Maintains next expected
  257                                  * pseudo-cumack for this destination */
  258         uint32_t rtx_pseudo_cumack;     /* CMT CUC algorithm. Maintains next
  259                                          * expected pseudo-cumack for this
  260                                          * destination */
  261 
  262         /* CMT fast recovery variables */
  263         uint32_t fast_recovery_tsn;
  264         uint32_t heartbeat_random1;
  265         uint32_t heartbeat_random2;
  266         uint32_t tos_flowlabel;
  267 
  268         struct timeval start_time;      /* time when this net was created */
  269 
  270         uint32_t marked_retrans;/* number or DATA chunks marked for timer
  271                                  * based retransmissions */
  272         uint32_t marked_fastretrans;
  273 
  274         /* if this guy is ok or not ... status */
  275         uint16_t dest_state;
  276         /* number of transmit failures to down this guy */
  277         uint16_t failure_threshold;
  278         /* error stats on destination */
  279         uint16_t error_count;
  280         /* UDP port number in case of UDP tunneling */
  281         uint16_t port;
  282 
  283         uint8_t fast_retran_loss_recovery;
  284         uint8_t will_exit_fast_recovery;
  285         /* Flags that probably can be combined into dest_state */
  286         uint8_t fast_retran_ip; /* fast retransmit in progress */
  287         uint8_t hb_responded;
  288         uint8_t saw_newack;     /* CMT's SFR algorithm flag */
  289         uint8_t src_addr_selected;      /* if we split we move */
  290         uint8_t indx_of_eligible_next_to_use;
  291         uint8_t addr_is_local;  /* its a local address (if known) could move
  292                                  * in split */
  293 
  294         /*
  295          * CMT variables (iyengar@cis.udel.edu)
  296          */
  297         uint8_t find_pseudo_cumack;     /* CMT CUC algorithm. Flag used to
  298                                          * find a new pseudocumack. This flag
  299                                          * is set after a new pseudo-cumack
  300                                          * has been received and indicates
  301                                          * that the sender should find the
  302                                          * next pseudo-cumack expected for
  303                                          * this destination */
  304         uint8_t find_rtx_pseudo_cumack; /* CMT CUCv2 algorithm. Flag used to
  305                                          * find a new rtx-pseudocumack. This
  306                                          * flag is set after a new
  307                                          * rtx-pseudo-cumack has been received
  308                                          * and indicates that the sender
  309                                          * should find the next
  310                                          * rtx-pseudo-cumack expected for this
  311                                          * destination */
  312         uint8_t new_pseudo_cumack;      /* CMT CUC algorithm. Flag used to
  313                                          * indicate if a new pseudo-cumack or
  314                                          * rtx-pseudo-cumack has been received */
  315         uint8_t window_probe;   /* Doing a window probe? */
  316         uint8_t RTO_measured;   /* Have we done the first measure */
  317         uint8_t last_hs_used;   /* index into the last HS table entry we used */
  318         /* JRS - struct used in HTCP algorithm */
  319         struct htcp htcp_ca;
  320 };
  321 
  322 
  323 struct sctp_data_chunkrec {
  324         uint32_t TSN_seq;       /* the TSN of this transmit */
  325         uint16_t stream_seq;    /* the stream sequence number of this transmit */
  326         uint16_t stream_number; /* the stream number of this guy */
  327         uint32_t payloadtype;
  328         uint32_t context;       /* from send */
  329 
  330         /* ECN Nonce: Nonce Value for this chunk */
  331         uint8_t ect_nonce;
  332         uint8_t fwd_tsn_cnt;
  333         /*
  334          * part of the Highest sacked algorithm to be able to stroke counts
  335          * on ones that are FR'd.
  336          */
  337         uint32_t fast_retran_tsn;       /* sending_seq at the time of FR */
  338         struct timeval timetodrop;      /* time we drop it from queue */
  339         uint8_t doing_fast_retransmit;
  340         uint8_t rcv_flags;      /* flags pulled from data chunk on inbound for
  341                                  * outbound holds sending flags for PR-SCTP. */
  342         uint8_t state_flags;
  343         uint8_t chunk_was_revoked;
  344 };
  345 
  346 TAILQ_HEAD(sctpchunk_listhead, sctp_tmit_chunk);
  347 
  348 /* The lower byte is used to enumerate PR_SCTP policies */
  349 #define CHUNK_FLAGS_PR_SCTP_TTL         SCTP_PR_SCTP_TTL
  350 #define CHUNK_FLAGS_PR_SCTP_BUF         SCTP_PR_SCTP_BUF
  351 #define CHUNK_FLAGS_PR_SCTP_RTX         SCTP_PR_SCTP_RTX
  352 
  353 /* The upper byte is used a a bit mask */
  354 #define CHUNK_FLAGS_FRAGMENT_OK         0x0100
  355 
  356 struct chk_id {
  357         uint16_t id;
  358         uint16_t can_take_data;
  359 };
  360 
  361 
  362 struct sctp_tmit_chunk {
  363         union {
  364                 struct sctp_data_chunkrec data;
  365                 struct chk_id chunk_id;
  366         }     rec;
  367         struct sctp_association *asoc;  /* bp to asoc this belongs to */
  368         struct timeval sent_rcv_time;   /* filled in if RTT being calculated */
  369         struct mbuf *data;      /* pointer to mbuf chain of data */
  370         struct mbuf *last_mbuf; /* pointer to last mbuf in chain */
  371         struct sctp_nets *whoTo;
  372                   TAILQ_ENTRY(sctp_tmit_chunk) sctp_next;       /* next link */
  373         int32_t sent;           /* the send status */
  374         uint16_t snd_count;     /* number of times I sent */
  375         uint16_t flags;         /* flags, such as FRAGMENT_OK */
  376         uint16_t send_size;
  377         uint16_t book_size;
  378         uint16_t mbcnt;
  379         uint16_t auth_keyid;
  380         uint8_t holds_key_ref;  /* flag if auth keyid refcount is held */
  381         uint8_t pad_inplace;
  382         uint8_t do_rtt;
  383         uint8_t book_size_scale;
  384         uint8_t no_fr_allowed;
  385         uint8_t pr_sctp_on;
  386         uint8_t copy_by_ref;
  387         uint8_t window_probe;
  388 };
  389 
  390 /*
  391  * The first part of this structure MUST be the entire sinfo structure. Maybe
  392  * I should have made it a sub structure... we can circle back later and do
  393  * that if we want.
  394  */
  395 struct sctp_queued_to_read {    /* sinfo structure Pluse more */
  396         uint16_t sinfo_stream;  /* off the wire */
  397         uint16_t sinfo_ssn;     /* off the wire */
  398         uint16_t sinfo_flags;   /* SCTP_UNORDERED from wire use SCTP_EOF for
  399                                  * EOR */
  400         uint32_t sinfo_ppid;    /* off the wire */
  401         uint32_t sinfo_context; /* pick this up from assoc def context? */
  402         uint32_t sinfo_timetolive;      /* not used by kernel */
  403         uint32_t sinfo_tsn;     /* Use this in reassembly as first TSN */
  404         uint32_t sinfo_cumtsn;  /* Use this in reassembly as last TSN */
  405         sctp_assoc_t sinfo_assoc_id;    /* our assoc id */
  406         /* Non sinfo stuff */
  407         uint32_t length;        /* length of data */
  408         uint32_t held_length;   /* length held in sb */
  409         struct sctp_nets *whoFrom;      /* where it came from */
  410         struct mbuf *data;      /* front of the mbuf chain of data with
  411                                  * PKT_HDR */
  412         struct mbuf *tail_mbuf; /* used for multi-part data */
  413         struct mbuf *aux_data;  /* used to hold/cache  control if o/s does not
  414                                  * take it from us */
  415         struct sctp_tcb *stcb;  /* assoc, used for window update */
  416                  TAILQ_ENTRY(sctp_queued_to_read) next;
  417         uint16_t port_from;
  418         uint16_t spec_flags;    /* Flags to hold the notification field */
  419         uint8_t do_not_ref_stcb;
  420         uint8_t end_added;
  421         uint8_t pdapi_aborted;
  422         uint8_t some_taken;
  423 };
  424 
  425 /* This data structure will be on the outbound
  426  * stream queues. Data will be pulled off from
  427  * the front of the mbuf data and chunk-ified
  428  * by the output routines. We will custom
  429  * fit every chunk we pull to the send/sent
  430  * queue to make up the next full packet
  431  * if we can. An entry cannot be removed
  432  * from the stream_out queue until
  433  * the msg_is_complete flag is set. This
  434  * means at times data/tail_mbuf MIGHT
  435  * be NULL.. If that occurs it happens
  436  * for one of two reasons. Either the user
  437  * is blocked on a send() call and has not
  438  * awoken to copy more data down... OR
  439  * the user is in the explict MSG_EOR mode
  440  * and wrote some data, but has not completed
  441  * sending.
  442  */
  443 struct sctp_stream_queue_pending {
  444         struct mbuf *data;
  445         struct mbuf *tail_mbuf;
  446         struct timeval ts;
  447         struct sctp_nets *net;
  448                   TAILQ_ENTRY(sctp_stream_queue_pending) next;
  449         uint32_t length;
  450         uint32_t timetolive;
  451         uint32_t ppid;
  452         uint32_t context;
  453         uint16_t sinfo_flags;
  454         uint16_t stream;
  455         uint16_t strseq;
  456         uint16_t act_flags;
  457         uint16_t auth_keyid;
  458         uint8_t holds_key_ref;
  459         uint8_t msg_is_complete;
  460         uint8_t some_taken;
  461         uint8_t pr_sctp_on;
  462         uint8_t sender_all_done;
  463         uint8_t put_last_out;
  464         uint8_t discard_rest;
  465 };
  466 
  467 /*
  468  * this struct contains info that is used to track inbound stream data and
  469  * help with ordering.
  470  */
  471 TAILQ_HEAD(sctpwheelunrel_listhead, sctp_stream_in);
  472 struct sctp_stream_in {
  473         struct sctp_readhead inqueue;
  474         uint16_t stream_no;
  475         uint16_t last_sequence_delivered;       /* used for re-order */
  476         uint8_t delivery_started;
  477 };
  478 
  479 /* This struct is used to track the traffic on outbound streams */
  480 TAILQ_HEAD(sctpwheel_listhead, sctp_stream_out);
  481 struct sctp_stream_out {
  482         struct sctp_streamhead outqueue;
  483                         TAILQ_ENTRY(sctp_stream_out) next_spoke;        /* next link in wheel */
  484         uint16_t stream_no;
  485         uint16_t next_sequence_sent;    /* next one I expect to send out */
  486         uint8_t last_msg_incomplete;
  487 };
  488 
  489 /* used to keep track of the addresses yet to try to add/delete */
  490 TAILQ_HEAD(sctp_asconf_addrhead, sctp_asconf_addr);
  491 struct sctp_asconf_addr {
  492         TAILQ_ENTRY(sctp_asconf_addr) next;
  493         struct sctp_asconf_addr_param ap;
  494         struct sctp_ifa *ifa;   /* save the ifa for add/del ip */
  495         uint8_t sent;           /* has this been sent yet? */
  496         uint8_t special_del;    /* not to be used in lookup */
  497 };
  498 
  499 struct sctp_scoping {
  500         uint8_t ipv4_addr_legal;
  501         uint8_t ipv6_addr_legal;
  502         uint8_t loopback_scope;
  503         uint8_t ipv4_local_scope;
  504         uint8_t local_scope;
  505         uint8_t site_scope;
  506 };
  507 
  508 #define SCTP_TSN_LOG_SIZE 40
  509 
  510 struct sctp_tsn_log {
  511         void *stcb;
  512         uint32_t tsn;
  513         uint16_t strm;
  514         uint16_t seq;
  515         uint16_t sz;
  516         uint16_t flgs;
  517         uint16_t in_pos;
  518         uint16_t in_out;
  519 };
  520 
  521 #define SCTP_FS_SPEC_LOG_SIZE 200
  522 struct sctp_fs_spec_log {
  523         uint32_t sent;
  524         uint32_t total_flight;
  525         uint32_t tsn;
  526         uint16_t book;
  527         uint8_t incr;
  528         uint8_t decr;
  529 };
  530 
  531 /* This struct is here to cut out the compatiabilty
  532  * pad that bulks up both the inp and stcb. The non
  533  * pad portion MUST stay in complete sync with
  534  * sctp_sndrcvinfo... i.e. if sinfo_xxxx is added
  535  * this must be done here too.
  536  */
  537 struct sctp_nonpad_sndrcvinfo {
  538         uint16_t sinfo_stream;
  539         uint16_t sinfo_ssn;
  540         uint16_t sinfo_flags;
  541         uint32_t sinfo_ppid;
  542         uint32_t sinfo_context;
  543         uint32_t sinfo_timetolive;
  544         uint32_t sinfo_tsn;
  545         uint32_t sinfo_cumtsn;
  546         sctp_assoc_t sinfo_assoc_id;
  547 };
  548 
  549 /*
  550  * JRS - Structure to hold function pointers to the functions responsible
  551  * for congestion control.
  552  */
  553 
  554 struct sctp_cc_functions {
  555         void (*sctp_set_initial_cc_param) (struct sctp_tcb *stcb, struct sctp_nets *net);
  556         void (*sctp_cwnd_update_after_sack) (struct sctp_tcb *stcb,
  557                  struct sctp_association *asoc,
  558                  int accum_moved, int reneged_all, int will_exit);
  559         void (*sctp_cwnd_update_after_fr) (struct sctp_tcb *stcb,
  560                  struct sctp_association *asoc);
  561         void (*sctp_cwnd_update_after_timeout) (struct sctp_tcb *stcb,
  562                  struct sctp_nets *net);
  563         void (*sctp_cwnd_update_after_ecn_echo) (struct sctp_tcb *stcb,
  564                  struct sctp_nets *net);
  565         void (*sctp_cwnd_update_after_packet_dropped) (struct sctp_tcb *stcb,
  566                  struct sctp_nets *net, struct sctp_pktdrop_chunk *cp,
  567                  uint32_t * bottle_bw, uint32_t * on_queue);
  568         void (*sctp_cwnd_update_after_output) (struct sctp_tcb *stcb,
  569                  struct sctp_nets *net, int burst_limit);
  570         void (*sctp_cwnd_update_after_fr_timer) (struct sctp_inpcb *inp,
  571                  struct sctp_tcb *stcb, struct sctp_nets *net);
  572 };
  573 
  574 /* used to save ASCONF chunks for retransmission */
  575 TAILQ_HEAD(sctp_asconf_head, sctp_asconf);
  576 struct sctp_asconf {
  577         TAILQ_ENTRY(sctp_asconf) next;
  578         uint32_t serial_number;
  579         uint16_t snd_count;
  580         struct mbuf *data;
  581         uint16_t len;
  582 };
  583 
  584 /* used to save ASCONF-ACK chunks for retransmission */
  585 TAILQ_HEAD(sctp_asconf_ackhead, sctp_asconf_ack);
  586 struct sctp_asconf_ack {
  587         TAILQ_ENTRY(sctp_asconf_ack) next;
  588         uint32_t serial_number;
  589         struct sctp_nets *last_sent_to;
  590         struct mbuf *data;
  591         uint16_t len;
  592 };
  593 
  594 /*
  595  * Here we have information about each individual association that we track.
  596  * We probably in production would be more dynamic. But for ease of
  597  * implementation we will have a fixed array that we hunt for in a linear
  598  * fashion.
  599  */
  600 struct sctp_association {
  601         /* association state */
  602         int state;
  603 
  604         /* queue of pending addrs to add/delete */
  605         struct sctp_asconf_addrhead asconf_queue;
  606 
  607         struct timeval time_entered;    /* time we entered state */
  608         struct timeval time_last_rcvd;
  609         struct timeval time_last_sent;
  610         struct timeval time_last_sat_advance;
  611         struct sctp_nonpad_sndrcvinfo def_send;
  612 
  613         /* timers and such */
  614         struct sctp_timer hb_timer;     /* hb timer */
  615         struct sctp_timer dack_timer;   /* Delayed ack timer */
  616         struct sctp_timer asconf_timer; /* asconf */
  617         struct sctp_timer strreset_timer;       /* stream reset */
  618         struct sctp_timer shut_guard_timer;     /* shutdown guard */
  619         struct sctp_timer autoclose_timer;      /* automatic close timer */
  620         struct sctp_timer delayed_event_timer;  /* timer for delayed events */
  621         struct sctp_timer delete_prim_timer;    /* deleting primary dst */
  622 
  623         /* list of restricted local addresses */
  624         struct sctpladdr sctp_restricted_addrs;
  625 
  626         /* last local address pending deletion (waiting for an address add) */
  627         struct sctp_ifa *asconf_addr_del_pending;
  628         /* Deleted primary destination (used to stop timer) */
  629         struct sctp_nets *deleted_primary;
  630 
  631         struct sctpnetlisthead nets;    /* remote address list */
  632 
  633         /* Free chunk list */
  634         struct sctpchunk_listhead free_chunks;
  635 
  636         /* Control chunk queue */
  637         struct sctpchunk_listhead control_send_queue;
  638 
  639         /* ASCONF chunk queue */
  640         struct sctpchunk_listhead asconf_send_queue;
  641 
  642         /*
  643          * Once a TSN hits the wire it is moved to the sent_queue. We
  644          * maintain two counts here (don't know if any but retran_cnt is
  645          * needed). The idea is that the sent_queue_retran_cnt reflects how
  646          * many chunks have been marked for retranmission by either T3-rxt
  647          * or FR.
  648          */
  649         struct sctpchunk_listhead sent_queue;
  650         struct sctpchunk_listhead send_queue;
  651 
  652         /* re-assembly queue for fragmented chunks on the inbound path */
  653         struct sctpchunk_listhead reasmqueue;
  654 
  655         /*
  656          * this queue is used when we reach a condition that we can NOT put
  657          * data into the socket buffer. We track the size of this queue and
  658          * set our rwnd to the space in the socket minus also the
  659          * size_on_delivery_queue.
  660          */
  661         struct sctpwheel_listhead out_wheel;
  662 
  663         /*
  664          * This pointer will be set to NULL most of the time. But when we
  665          * have a fragmented message, where we could not get out all of the
  666          * message at the last send then this will point to the stream to go
  667          * get data from.
  668          */
  669         struct sctp_stream_out *locked_on_sending;
  670 
  671         /* If an iterator is looking at me, this is it */
  672         struct sctp_iterator *stcb_starting_point_for_iterator;
  673 
  674         /* ASCONF save the last ASCONF-ACK so we can resend it if necessary */
  675         struct sctp_asconf_ackhead asconf_ack_sent;
  676 
  677         /*
  678          * pointer to last stream reset queued to control queue by us with
  679          * requests.
  680          */
  681         struct sctp_tmit_chunk *str_reset;
  682         /*
  683          * if Source Address Selection happening, this will rotate through
  684          * the link list.
  685          */
  686         struct sctp_laddr *last_used_address;
  687 
  688         /* stream arrays */
  689         struct sctp_stream_in *strmin;
  690         struct sctp_stream_out *strmout;
  691         uint8_t *mapping_array;
  692         /* primary destination to use */
  693         struct sctp_nets *primary_destination;
  694         /* For CMT */
  695         struct sctp_nets *last_net_cmt_send_started;
  696         /* last place I got a data chunk from */
  697         struct sctp_nets *last_data_chunk_from;
  698         /* last place I got a control from */
  699         struct sctp_nets *last_control_chunk_from;
  700 
  701         /* circular looking for output selection */
  702         struct sctp_stream_out *last_out_stream;
  703 
  704         /*
  705          * wait to the point the cum-ack passes req->send_reset_at_tsn for
  706          * any req on the list.
  707          */
  708         struct sctp_resethead resetHead;
  709 
  710         /* queue of chunks waiting to be sent into the local stack */
  711         struct sctp_readhead pending_reply_queue;
  712 
  713         /* JRS - the congestion control functions are in this struct */
  714         struct sctp_cc_functions cc_functions;
  715         /*
  716          * JRS - value to store the currently loaded congestion control
  717          * module
  718          */
  719         uint32_t congestion_control_module;
  720 
  721         uint32_t vrf_id;
  722 
  723         uint32_t cookie_preserve_req;
  724         /* ASCONF next seq I am sending out, inits at init-tsn */
  725         uint32_t asconf_seq_out;
  726         uint32_t asconf_seq_out_acked;
  727         /* ASCONF last received ASCONF from peer, starts at peer's TSN-1 */
  728         uint32_t asconf_seq_in;
  729 
  730         /* next seq I am sending in str reset messages */
  731         uint32_t str_reset_seq_out;
  732         /* next seq I am expecting in str reset messages */
  733         uint32_t str_reset_seq_in;
  734 
  735         /* various verification tag information */
  736         uint32_t my_vtag;       /* The tag to be used. if assoc is re-initited
  737                                  * by remote end, and I have unlocked this
  738                                  * will be regenerated to a new random value. */
  739         uint32_t peer_vtag;     /* The peers last tag */
  740 
  741         uint32_t my_vtag_nonce;
  742         uint32_t peer_vtag_nonce;
  743 
  744         uint32_t assoc_id;
  745 
  746         /* This is the SCTP fragmentation threshold */
  747         uint32_t smallest_mtu;
  748 
  749         /*
  750          * Special hook for Fast retransmit, allows us to track the highest
  751          * TSN that is NEW in this SACK if gap ack blocks are present.
  752          */
  753         uint32_t this_sack_highest_gap;
  754 
  755         /*
  756          * The highest consecutive TSN that has been acked by peer on my
  757          * sends
  758          */
  759         uint32_t last_acked_seq;
  760 
  761         /* The next TSN that I will use in sending. */
  762         uint32_t sending_seq;
  763 
  764         /* Original seq number I used ??questionable to keep?? */
  765         uint32_t init_seq_number;
  766 
  767 
  768         /* The Advanced Peer Ack Point, as required by the PR-SCTP */
  769         /* (A1 in Section 4.2) */
  770         uint32_t advanced_peer_ack_point;
  771 
  772         /*
  773          * The highest consequetive TSN at the bottom of the mapping array
  774          * (for his sends).
  775          */
  776         uint32_t cumulative_tsn;
  777         /*
  778          * Used to track the mapping array and its offset bits. This MAY be
  779          * lower then cumulative_tsn.
  780          */
  781         uint32_t mapping_array_base_tsn;
  782         /*
  783          * used to track highest TSN we have received and is listed in the
  784          * mapping array.
  785          */
  786         uint32_t highest_tsn_inside_map;
  787 
  788         /* EY - new NR variables used for nr_sack based on mapping_array */
  789         uint8_t *nr_mapping_array;
  790         uint32_t highest_tsn_inside_nr_map;
  791 
  792         uint32_t last_echo_tsn;
  793         uint32_t last_cwr_tsn;
  794         uint32_t fast_recovery_tsn;
  795         uint32_t sat_t3_recovery_tsn;
  796         uint32_t tsn_last_delivered;
  797         /*
  798          * For the pd-api we should re-write this a bit more efficent. We
  799          * could have multiple sctp_queued_to_read's that we are building at
  800          * once. Now we only do this when we get ready to deliver to the
  801          * socket buffer. Note that we depend on the fact that the struct is
  802          * "stuck" on the read queue until we finish all the pd-api.
  803          */
  804         struct sctp_queued_to_read *control_pdapi;
  805 
  806         uint32_t tsn_of_pdapi_last_delivered;
  807         uint32_t pdapi_ppid;
  808         uint32_t context;
  809         uint32_t last_reset_action[SCTP_MAX_RESET_PARAMS];
  810         uint32_t last_sending_seq[SCTP_MAX_RESET_PARAMS];
  811         uint32_t last_base_tsnsent[SCTP_MAX_RESET_PARAMS];
  812 #ifdef SCTP_ASOCLOG_OF_TSNS
  813         /*
  814          * special log  - This adds considerable size to the asoc, but
  815          * provides a log that you can use to detect problems via kgdb.
  816          */
  817         struct sctp_tsn_log in_tsnlog[SCTP_TSN_LOG_SIZE];
  818         struct sctp_tsn_log out_tsnlog[SCTP_TSN_LOG_SIZE];
  819         uint32_t cumack_log[SCTP_TSN_LOG_SIZE];
  820         uint32_t cumack_logsnt[SCTP_TSN_LOG_SIZE];
  821         uint16_t tsn_in_at;
  822         uint16_t tsn_out_at;
  823         uint16_t tsn_in_wrapped;
  824         uint16_t tsn_out_wrapped;
  825         uint16_t cumack_log_at;
  826         uint16_t cumack_log_atsnt;
  827 #endif                          /* SCTP_ASOCLOG_OF_TSNS */
  828 #ifdef SCTP_FS_SPEC_LOG
  829         struct sctp_fs_spec_log fslog[SCTP_FS_SPEC_LOG_SIZE];
  830         uint16_t fs_index;
  831 #endif
  832 
  833         /*
  834          * window state information and smallest MTU that I use to bound
  835          * segmentation
  836          */
  837         uint32_t peers_rwnd;
  838         uint32_t my_rwnd;
  839         uint32_t my_last_reported_rwnd;
  840         uint32_t sctp_frag_point;
  841 
  842         uint32_t total_output_queue_size;
  843 
  844         uint32_t sb_cc;         /* shadow of sb_cc */
  845         uint32_t sb_send_resv;  /* amount reserved on a send */
  846         uint32_t my_rwnd_control_len;   /* shadow of sb_mbcnt used for rwnd
  847                                          * control */
  848         /* 32 bit nonce stuff */
  849         uint32_t nonce_resync_tsn;
  850         uint32_t nonce_wait_tsn;
  851         uint32_t default_flowlabel;
  852         uint32_t pr_sctp_cnt;
  853         int ctrl_queue_cnt;     /* could be removed  REM */
  854         /*
  855          * All outbound datagrams queue into this list from the individual
  856          * stream queue. Here they get assigned a TSN and then await
  857          * sending. The stream seq comes when it is first put in the
  858          * individual str queue
  859          */
  860         unsigned int stream_queue_cnt;
  861         unsigned int send_queue_cnt;
  862         unsigned int sent_queue_cnt;
  863         unsigned int sent_queue_cnt_removeable;
  864         /*
  865          * Number on sent queue that are marked for retran until this value
  866          * is 0 we only send one packet of retran'ed data.
  867          */
  868         unsigned int sent_queue_retran_cnt;
  869 
  870         unsigned int size_on_reasm_queue;
  871         unsigned int cnt_on_reasm_queue;
  872         /* amount of data (bytes) currently in flight (on all destinations) */
  873         unsigned int total_flight;
  874         /* Total book size in flight */
  875         unsigned int total_flight_count;        /* count of chunks used with
  876                                                  * book total */
  877         /* count of destinaton nets and list of destination nets */
  878         unsigned int numnets;
  879 
  880         /* Total error count on this association */
  881         unsigned int overall_error_count;
  882 
  883         unsigned int cnt_msg_on_sb;
  884 
  885         /* All stream count of chunks for delivery */
  886         unsigned int size_on_all_streams;
  887         unsigned int cnt_on_all_streams;
  888 
  889         /* Heart Beat delay in ticks */
  890         unsigned int heart_beat_delay;
  891 
  892         /* autoclose */
  893         unsigned int sctp_autoclose_ticks;
  894 
  895         /* how many preopen streams we have */
  896         unsigned int pre_open_streams;
  897 
  898         /* How many streams I support coming into me */
  899         unsigned int max_inbound_streams;
  900 
  901         /* the cookie life I award for any cookie, in seconds */
  902         unsigned int cookie_life;
  903         /* time to delay acks for */
  904         unsigned int delayed_ack;
  905         unsigned int old_delayed_ack;
  906         unsigned int sack_freq;
  907         unsigned int data_pkts_seen;
  908 
  909         unsigned int numduptsns;
  910         int dup_tsns[SCTP_MAX_DUP_TSNS];
  911         unsigned int initial_init_rto_max;      /* initial RTO for INIT's */
  912         unsigned int initial_rto;       /* initial send RTO */
  913         unsigned int minrto;    /* per assoc RTO-MIN */
  914         unsigned int maxrto;    /* per assoc RTO-MAX */
  915 
  916         /* authentication fields */
  917         sctp_auth_chklist_t *local_auth_chunks;
  918         sctp_auth_chklist_t *peer_auth_chunks;
  919         sctp_hmaclist_t *local_hmacs;   /* local HMACs supported */
  920         sctp_hmaclist_t *peer_hmacs;    /* peer HMACs supported */
  921         struct sctp_keyhead shared_keys;        /* assoc's shared keys */
  922         sctp_authinfo_t authinfo;       /* randoms, cached keys */
  923         /*
  924          * refcnt to block freeing when a sender or receiver is off coping
  925          * user data in.
  926          */
  927         uint32_t refcnt;
  928         uint32_t chunks_on_out_queue;   /* total chunks floating around,
  929                                          * locked by send socket buffer */
  930         uint32_t peers_adaptation;
  931         uint16_t peer_hmac_id;  /* peer HMAC id to send */
  932 
  933         /*
  934          * Being that we have no bag to collect stale cookies, and that we
  935          * really would not want to anyway.. we will count them in this
  936          * counter. We of course feed them to the pigeons right away (I have
  937          * always thought of pigeons as flying rats).
  938          */
  939         uint16_t stale_cookie_count;
  940 
  941         /*
  942          * For the partial delivery API, if up, invoked this is what last
  943          * TSN I delivered
  944          */
  945         uint16_t str_of_pdapi;
  946         uint16_t ssn_of_pdapi;
  947 
  948         /* counts of actual built streams. Allocation may be more however */
  949         /* could re-arrange to optimize space here. */
  950         uint16_t streamincnt;
  951         uint16_t streamoutcnt;
  952         uint16_t strm_realoutsize;
  953         /* my maximum number of retrans of INIT and SEND */
  954         /* copied from SCTP but should be individually setable */
  955         uint16_t max_init_times;
  956         uint16_t max_send_times;
  957 
  958         uint16_t def_net_failure;
  959 
  960         /*
  961          * lock flag: 0 is ok to send, 1+ (duals as a retran count) is
  962          * awaiting ACK
  963          */
  964         uint16_t mapping_array_size;
  965 
  966         uint16_t last_strm_seq_delivered;
  967         uint16_t last_strm_no_delivered;
  968 
  969         uint16_t last_revoke_count;
  970         int16_t num_send_timers_up;
  971 
  972         uint16_t stream_locked_on;
  973         uint16_t ecn_echo_cnt_onq;
  974 
  975         uint16_t free_chunk_cnt;
  976 
  977         uint8_t stream_locked;
  978         uint8_t authenticated;  /* packet authenticated ok */
  979         /*
  980          * This flag indicates that a SACK need to be sent. Initially this
  981          * is 1 to send the first sACK immediately.
  982          */
  983         uint8_t send_sack;
  984 
  985         /* max burst after fast retransmit completes */
  986         uint8_t max_burst;
  987 
  988         uint8_t sat_network;    /* RTT is in range of sat net or greater */
  989         uint8_t sat_network_lockout;    /* lockout code */
  990         uint8_t burst_limit_applied;    /* Burst limit in effect at last send? */
  991         /* flag goes on when we are doing a partial delivery api */
  992         uint8_t hb_random_values[4];
  993         uint8_t fragmented_delivery_inprogress;
  994         uint8_t fragment_flags;
  995         uint8_t last_flags_delivered;
  996         uint8_t hb_ect_randombit;
  997         uint8_t hb_random_idx;
  998         uint8_t hb_is_disabled; /* is the hb disabled? */
  999         uint8_t default_tos;
 1000         uint8_t asconf_del_pending;     /* asconf delete last addr pending */
 1001 
 1002         /* ECN Nonce stuff */
 1003         uint8_t receiver_nonce_sum;     /* nonce I sum and put in my sack */
 1004         uint8_t ecn_nonce_allowed;      /* Tells us if ECN nonce is on */
 1005         uint8_t nonce_sum_check;/* On off switch used during re-sync */
 1006         uint8_t nonce_wait_for_ecne;    /* flag when we expect a ECN */
 1007         uint8_t peer_supports_ecn_nonce;
 1008 
 1009         /*
 1010          * This value, plus all other ack'd but above cum-ack is added
 1011          * together to cross check against the bit that we have yet to
 1012          * define (probably in the SACK). When the cum-ack is updated, this
 1013          * sum is updated as well.
 1014          */
 1015         uint8_t nonce_sum_expect_base;
 1016         /* Flag to tell if ECN is allowed */
 1017         uint8_t ecn_allowed;
 1018 
 1019         /* flag to indicate if peer can do asconf */
 1020         uint8_t peer_supports_asconf;
 1021         /* EY - flag to indicate if peer can do nr_sack */
 1022         uint8_t peer_supports_nr_sack;
 1023         /* pr-sctp support flag */
 1024         uint8_t peer_supports_prsctp;
 1025         /* peer authentication support flag */
 1026         uint8_t peer_supports_auth;
 1027         /* stream resets are supported by the peer */
 1028         uint8_t peer_supports_strreset;
 1029 
 1030         uint8_t peer_supports_nat;
 1031         /*
 1032          * packet drop's are supported by the peer, we don't really care
 1033          * about this but we bookkeep it anyway.
 1034          */
 1035         uint8_t peer_supports_pktdrop;
 1036 
 1037         /* Do we allow V6/V4? */
 1038         uint8_t ipv4_addr_legal;
 1039         uint8_t ipv6_addr_legal;
 1040         /* Address scoping flags */
 1041         /* scope value for IPv4 */
 1042         uint8_t ipv4_local_scope;
 1043         /* scope values for IPv6 */
 1044         uint8_t local_scope;
 1045         uint8_t site_scope;
 1046         /* loopback scope */
 1047         uint8_t loopback_scope;
 1048         /* flags to handle send alternate net tracking */
 1049         uint8_t used_alt_onsack;
 1050         uint8_t used_alt_asconfack;
 1051         uint8_t fast_retran_loss_recovery;
 1052         uint8_t sat_t3_loss_recovery;
 1053         uint8_t dropped_special_cnt;
 1054         uint8_t seen_a_sack_this_pkt;
 1055         uint8_t stream_reset_outstanding;
 1056         uint8_t stream_reset_out_is_outstanding;
 1057         uint8_t delayed_connection;
 1058         uint8_t ifp_had_enobuf;
 1059         uint8_t saw_sack_with_frags;
 1060         uint8_t in_asocid_hash;
 1061         uint8_t assoc_up_sent;
 1062         uint8_t adaptation_needed;
 1063         uint8_t adaptation_sent;
 1064         /* CMT variables */
 1065         uint8_t cmt_dac_pkts_rcvd;
 1066         uint8_t sctp_cmt_on_off;
 1067         uint8_t iam_blocking;
 1068         uint8_t cookie_how[8];
 1069         /* EY 05/05/08 - NR_SACK variable */
 1070         uint8_t sctp_nr_sack_on_off;
 1071         /* JRS 5/21/07 - CMT PF variable */
 1072         uint8_t sctp_cmt_pf;
 1073         /*
 1074          * The mapping array is used to track out of order sequences above
 1075          * last_acked_seq. 0 indicates packet missing 1 indicates packet
 1076          * rec'd. We slide it up every time we raise last_acked_seq and 0
 1077          * trailing locactions out.  If I get a TSN above the array
 1078          * mappingArraySz, I discard the datagram and let retransmit happen.
 1079          */
 1080         uint32_t marked_retrans;
 1081         uint32_t timoinit;
 1082         uint32_t timodata;
 1083         uint32_t timosack;
 1084         uint32_t timoshutdown;
 1085         uint32_t timoheartbeat;
 1086         uint32_t timocookie;
 1087         uint32_t timoshutdownack;
 1088         struct timeval start_time;
 1089         struct timeval discontinuity_time;
 1090 };
 1091 
 1092 #endif

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