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/**************************************************************
* Copyright (c) 2010-2013, Dynamic Network Services, Inc.
* Jake Montgomery ([email protected]) & Tom Daly ([email protected])
* Distributed under the FreeBSD License - see LICENSE
***************************************************************/
/**
The main bfd-session handler. This guys knows the most about bfd and holds
the bfd state.
*/
#pragma once
#include "bfd.h"
#include "SmartPointer.h"
#include "TimeSpec.h"
#include "Socket.h"
#include <list>
namespace openbfdd
{
class Beacon;
class Scheduler;
class Timer;
struct BfdPacket;
class SockAddr;
/**
* Session class, handles a single BFD session.
* Unless otherwise specified, all calls must be made on the scheduler's main
* thread.
*
*/
class Session
{
public:
struct InitialParams
{
InitialParams();
uint8_t detectMulti;
uint32_t desiredMinTx;
uint32_t requiredMinRx;
bool controlPlaneIndependent;
bool adminUpPollWorkaround;
};
/**
* Creates a new session.
* If the maximum number of sessions has been reached (very unlikely) then
* GetId() will return 0. Do not use the session is that case.
*
* @throw - std::bad_alloc
*
* @param scheduler
* @param beacon
* @param descriminator
* @param params
*/
Session(Scheduler &scheduler, Beacon *beacon, uint32_t descriminator, const InitialParams ¶ms);
~Session();
/**
* Starts a passive session receiving packets from the given address and
* port.
*
* @param remoteAddr [in] - remote address. Must include a port, that will be
* the source port used by the remote machine for sending us
* packets.
* @param localAddr [in]- address on which to receive and send packets. May not
* be 'any'
*
* @return - False on failure.
*/
bool StartPassiveSession(const SockAddr &remoteAddr, const IpAddr &localAddr);
/**
* Starts an active session for the given address.
*
* This must not already be a working session.
*
* @param remoteAddr [in] - remote address.
* @param localAddr [in]- address on which to receive and send packets. May not
* be 'any'
*
* @return - False on failure.
**/
bool StartActiveSession(const IpAddr &remoteAddr, const IpAddr &localAddr);
/**
* Upgrades a passive to active session.
*
* The session must be a passive session. It is converted to an active one. If
* the session is passive, and this returns false, then it is still a valid
* passive session.
*
* @return - False on failure.
**/
bool UpgradeToActiveSession();
/**
* Gets the last remote address set with StartActiveSession() or
* StartPassiveSession()
*
* @return - The address, or an Invalid address if never set.
*/
const IpAddr& GetRemoteAddress();
/**
* Gets the last local address set with StartActiveSession() or
* StartPassiveSession()
*
* @return - The address, or an Invalid address if never set.
*/
const IpAddr& GetLocalAddress();
/**
* Checks if the session is active (StartActiveSession)
*
* @return bool
*/
bool IsActiveSession();
/**
* Takes a wire control packet data and converts it into a BfdPacket. Also does
* preliminary checks to see if the packet needs to be dropped.
*
* @note Does not need to be called on main thread.
*
* @param data [in] - Wire format data.
* @param dataLength [in] - Size of data.
* @param outPacket [out] - Filled with the packet info on success. Undefined on
* failure. May not be NULL.
*
* @return bool - false if the packet should be dropped.
*/
static bool InitialProcessControlPacket(const uint8_t *data, size_t dataLength, BfdPacket &outPacket);
/**
* Handles the incoming control packet. Assumes that source and destination ip
* address have already been matched.
*
* @note Must be called from main thread.
*
* @param packet
* @param port [in] - The source port for the packet. Needed for active role
* only.
*
* @return bool - false if packet was dropped.
*/
bool ProcessControlPacket(const BfdPacket &packet, in_port_t port);
/**
* Gets the current session state.
*
* @return bfd::State::Value
*/
bfd::State::Value GetState();
// Tracking uptime
struct UptimeInfo
{
bfd::State::Value state; // only up, down, or admin down
TimeSpec startTime; // Start-time
TimeSpec endTime; // EndTime-time
bool forced; // True if held down (or admin down).
};
struct ExtendedStateInfo
{
bfd::State::Value localState;
bfd::Diag::Value localDiag;
bfd::State::Value remoteState;
bfd::Diag::Value remoteDiag;
uint32_t desiredMinTxInterval;
uint32_t useDesiredMinTxInterval;
uint32_t defaultDesiredMinTxInterval;
uint32_t requiredMinRxInterval;
uint32_t useRequiredMinRxInterval;
uint8_t detectMult;
uint8_t remoteDetectMult;
uint32_t remoteDesiredMinTxInterval;
uint32_t remoteMinRxInterval;
uint32_t transmitInterval; // scheduled transmit interval
uint64_t detectionTime; // Current detection time for timeouts
bool isHoldingState;
bool isSuspended;
std::list<UptimeInfo> uptimeList; // last few transitions.
};
/**
* Fills outState with extended state information for the session.
*
* @throw - yes
*
* @param outState
*/
void GetExtendedState(ExtendedStateInfo &outState);
/**
*
* Gets the discriminator for this end of the session.
*
* @return uint32_t
*/
uint32_t GetLocalDiscriminator();
/**
* Gets the discriminator for the remote end of the session
*
* @return uint32_t
*/
uint32_t GetRemoteDiscriminator();
/**
* Get the "human readable" id of this session.
* The id is never 0 for a valid session.
*
* @return uint32_t
*/
uint32_t GetId();
/**
* Forces the session into the "Down" state and holds it there until
* AllowStateChanges() is called.
*/
void ForceDown(bfd::Diag::Value diag);
/**
* Forces the session into the "AdminDown" state and holds it there until
* AllowStateChanges() is called.
*/
void ForceAdminDown(bfd::Diag::Value diag);
/**
* Allows state changes. Call to free session from ForceAdminDown() and
* ForceDown().
*
*/
void AllowStateChanges();
/**
* Suspend or resume session. This is primarily for debugging purposes.
* When suspended the session will behave normally, except that it will not
* transmit any packets back.
*
* @param suspend
*/
void SetSuspend(bool suspend);
/**
* Sets the DectectMulti state variable.
*/
void SetMulti(uint8_t val);
/**
* Sets the 'default' DesiredMinTXInterval state variable for this session. This
* value will be used when the situation permits, but other factors may
* temporarily modify the actual state value.
*
* @param val
*/
void SetMinTxInterval(uint32_t val);
/**
* Sets the 'default' RequiredMinTXInterval state variable for this session. It
* may take some time for the new timing to take effect..
*
* @param val
*/
void SetMinRxInterval(uint32_t val);
/**
* Changes the C bit on future outgoing packets.
*/
void SetControlPlaneIndependent(bool cpi);
/**
* Enables or disables a workaround that allows fast Up->AdminDown->Up
* transitions.
*
* @param enable
*/
void SetAdminUpPollWorkaround(bool enable);
/**
* Logs packet contents if PacketContents is enabled.
*
* @param packet
* @param outPacket
* @param inHostOrder
* @param remoteAddr
* @param localAddr
*/
static void LogPacketContents(const BfdPacket &packet, bool outPacket, bool inHostOrder, const SockAddr &remoteAddr, const IpAddr &localAddr);
struct SetValueFlags
{enum Flag
{None = 0x0000, PreventTxReschedule = 0x0001, TryPoll = 0x0002};};
private:
struct PollState
{
enum Value
{
None, // No polling
Requested, // The next control packet should be the first poll sequence.
Polling, // A poll has been initiated.
Completed, // A "final" packet has been received, but no "normal" packet has been received, so it is still not safe to start a new sequence.
};
};
void sendControlPacket();
void send(const BfdPacket &packet);
bool isRemoteDemandModeActive();
void scheduleRecieveTimeout();
void reScheduleRecieveTimeout();
uint64_t getDetectionTimeout();
void scheduleTransmit();
uint32_t getBaseTransmitTime();
void setSessionState(bfd::State::Value newState, bfd::Diag::Value diag = bfd::Diag::None, SetValueFlags::Flag flags = SetValueFlags::None);
void logSessionTransition();
bool ensureSendSocket();
static void handleRecieveTimeoutTimerCallback(Timer *timer, void *userdata) { reinterpret_cast<Session *>(userdata)->handleRecieveTimeoutTimer(timer);}
void handleRecieveTimeoutTimer(Timer *timer);
static void handletTransmitNextTimerCallback(Timer *timer, void *userdata) { reinterpret_cast<Session *>(userdata)->handletTransmitNextTimer(timer);}
void handletTransmitNextTimer(Timer *timer);
bool transitionPollState(PollState::Value nextState, bool allowAmbiguous = false);
void forceState(bfd::State::Value state, bfd::Diag::Value diag);
void setDesiredMinTxInterval(uint32_t newValue, SetValueFlags::Flag flags = SetValueFlags::None);
void setRequiredMinRxInterval(uint32_t newValue, SetValueFlags::Flag flags = SetValueFlags::None);
static void logPacketContents(const BfdPacket &packet, bool outPacket, bool inHostOrder, const IpAddr &remoteAddr, in_port_t remotePort, const IpAddr &localAddr, in_port_t localPort);
static void doLogPacketContents(const BfdPacket &packet, bool outPacket, bool inHostOrder, const SockAddr &remoteAddr, const SockAddr &localAddr);
private:
// Only access m_nextId from main scheduler thread. This is not protected, so if
// there were more than one scheduler, we would have a problem.
static uint32_t m_nextId; // used to generate the human readable id.
Beacon *m_beacon; //For lifetime management only.
Scheduler *m_scheduler;
IpAddr m_remoteAddr;
in_port_t m_remoteSourcePort;
IpAddr m_localAddr; // The ip local address for the session, from which packets are sent.
in_port_t m_sendPort; // The port we are using to send to the remote machine for this session.
bool m_isActive; // are we taking an active role ... that is, we start sending periodic packets until session comes up.
uint32_t m_id; //Human readable id.
// For sending data back to the source
Socket m_sendSocket;
// State variables from spec
bfd::State::Value m_sessionState;
bfd::State::Value m_remoteSessionState;
uint32_t m_localDiscr;
uint32_t m_remoteDiscr;
bfd::Diag::Value m_localDiag;
uint32_t m_desiredMinTxInterval; // in microseconds
uint32_t m_requiredMinRxInterval; // in microseconds
uint32_t m_remoteMinRxInterval; // in microseconds
bool m_demandMode; // Never set ... we do not currently support this.
bool m_remoteDemandMode;
uint8_t m_detectMult;
bfd::AuthType::Value m_authType;
uint32_t m_rcvAuthSeq; // we do not use this since we do not do MD5 or SHA1 authentication
uint32_t m_xmitAuthSeq; // we do not use this since we do not do MD5 or SHA1 authentication
bool m_authSeqKnown; // we do not use this since we do not do MD5 or SHA1 authentication
// Our state variables
PollState::Value m_pollState; // Current state of polling.
bool m_pollReceived; // Should we set the final bit on the next transmit
uint8_t m_remoteDetectMult;
uint32_t m_remoteDesiredMinTxInterval; // in microseconds
bfd::Diag::Value m_remoteDiag; // last diag from remote system.
//uint32_t txDesiredMinInt;
uint32_t m_destroyAfterTimeouts; // The number of local detection timeouts to wait before destroying the session.
// The number of _remote_ detection timeouts to wait after we stop sending
// packets (passive session only) This could be 1 if the spec was followed, and
// there was no packet delay. It could be 2 reasonably. But an error in the
// JUNOS8.5S4 (and possibly others) requires that it be at least 3. (No major harm
// done though.)
uint32_t m_remoteDestroyAfterTimeouts;
struct TimeoutStatus
{
enum Value
{
None, // not timed out.
TimedOut, // Initial timeout period
TxSuspeded // We are no longer sending packets, and just waiting an appropriate amount of time to die.
};
};
TimeoutStatus::Value m_timeoutStatus;
bool m_isSuspended;
bool m_immediateControlPacket; // signals that we are looking to send an immediate response due to a state or other change.
bool m_controlPlaneIndependent;
bool m_adminUpPollWorkaround;
// Forced state
bool m_forcedState; // Are we blocking state transitions?
bool m_wantsPollForNewDesiredMinTxInterval; // Used only when poll sequence can not be started immediately on m_desiredMinTxInterval change.
uint32_t _useDesiredMinTxInterval; // Used to calculate the transmission interval.
uint32_t getUseDesiredMinTxInterval() { return _useDesiredMinTxInterval;}
void setUseDesiredMinTxInterval(uint32_t val);
uint32_t m_defaultDesiredMinTxInterval; // Used to store m_desiredMinTxInterval when we are not up.
bool m_wantsPollForNewRequiredMinRxInterval; // Used only when poll sequence can not be started immediately on _useRequiredMinRxInterval change.
uint32_t _useRequiredMinRxInterval; // Used to calculate the timeout interval.
uint32_t getUseRequiredMinRxInterval() { return _useRequiredMinRxInterval;}
void setUseRequiredMinRxInterval(uint32_t val);
// Keep last few transitions for logging.
std::list<UptimeInfo> m_uptimeList;
// Timers
void deleteTimer(Timer *timer);
RaiiClassCall<Timer, Session, &Session::deleteTimer> m_receiveTimeoutTimer; // Timer for the receive packet timeout.
RaiiClassCall<Timer, Session, &Session::deleteTimer> m_transmitNextTimer; // Timer for the next control packet.
};
inline Session::SetValueFlags::Flag operator|(Session::SetValueFlags::Flag f1, Session::SetValueFlags::Flag f2) { return Session::SetValueFlags::Flag((int)f1 | (int)f2);}
inline Session::SetValueFlags::Flag operator|=(Session::SetValueFlags::Flag &f1, Session::SetValueFlags::Flag f2) { f1 = f1 | f2; return f1;}
inline Session::SetValueFlags::Flag operator&(Session::SetValueFlags::Flag f1, Session::SetValueFlags::Flag f2) { return Session::SetValueFlags::Flag((int)f1 & (int)f2);}
inline Session::SetValueFlags::Flag operator&=(Session::SetValueFlags::Flag &f1, Session::SetValueFlags::Flag f2) { f1 = f1 & f2; return f1;}
inline Session::SetValueFlags::Flag operator~(Session::SetValueFlags::Flag f1) { return Session::SetValueFlags::Flag(~(int)f1);}
}