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Ole Troan9d420872017-10-12 13:06:35 +020015
16option version = "1.0.0";
Dave Barach3bbcfab2017-08-15 19:03:44 -040017
18/** \brief Configure TCP source addresses, for active-open TCP sessions
19
20 TCP src/dst ports are 16 bits, with the low-order 1024 ports
21 reserved. So, it's necessary to provide a considerable number of
22 source IP addresses if one wishes to initiate a large number of
23 connections.
24
25 Each of those addresses needs to have a receive adjacency -
26 either a /32 or a /128 - and vpp needs to answer (proxy) arps or
27 neighbor discovery requests for the addresses.
28
29 @param client_index - opaque cookie to identify the sender
30 @param context - sender context, to match reply w/ request
31 @param is_ipv6 - 1 for ipv6, 0 for ipv4
32 @param vrf_id - fib table / vrf id for local adjacencies
33 @param first_address - first address that TCP will use
34 @param last_address - last address that TCP will use
35*/
36autoreply define tcp_configure_src_addresses {
37 u32 client_index;
38 u32 context;
39 u8 is_ipv6;
40 u32 vrf_id;
41 u8 first_address[16];
42 u8 last_address[16];
43 };
44