sdk/fidl/fuchsia.net.routes/routes.fidl

// Copyright 2020 The Fuchsia Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

library fuchsia.net.routes;

using fuchsia.net;
using zx;

/// Collection of addresses and identifiers describing a network destination.
///
/// A `Destination` is the "next-hop" for a routed packet.
table Destination {
    /// The IP address of the destination.
    1: fuchsia.net.IpAddress address;
    /// The MAC address of the destination. Only set if the destination is on a link that requires a
    /// MAC address.
    2: fuchsia.net.MacAddress mac;
    /// The interface identifier over which the destination can be reached.
    3: fuchsia.net.interface_id interface_id;
    /// The preferred local IP address used to communicate with the destination.
    4: fuchsia.net.IpAddress source_address;
};

/// A resolved route.
///
/// Contains the information for the "next-hop" or immediate-destination that is the result of a
/// route resolution. A resolved route is only meaningful in the context of a requested destination.
union Resolved {
    /// The requested destination is directly reachable.
    1: Destination direct;
    /// The requested destination is reachable through a gateway, thus the next hop is the gateway.
    2: Destination gateway;
};

/// Provides access to the system's routing state.
[Discoverable]
protocol State {
    /// Resolves the route to a destination.
    ///
    /// + request `destination` the IP address to resolve a route to. If the unspecified address
    ///           (all zeroes) is provided, the default route will be returned. The variant of
    ///           `destination` determines variant of [`fuchsia.net/IpAddress`] fields in the
    ///           resolved route.
    /// - response `result` contains the resolved route to `destination`.
    /// * error `ZX_ERR_ADDRESS_UNREACHABLE` if `destination` can't be resolved.
    // TODO(brunodalbo) In the future we may have multiple tables and we may want to let the caller
    // specify which table to use. Alternatively, if multiple tables are accessed through scoped
    // objects, a `Resolve` call in a table would have the same effect.
    Resolve(fuchsia.net.IpAddress destination) -> (Resolved result) error zx.status;
};