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SUPPORT_FUNCTIONS_60 structure (routprot.h)

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The SUPPORT_FUNCTIONS structure is used by the router manager to pass the routing protocol a set of pointers to functions provided by the router manager.

Syntax

typedef struct _SUPPORT_FUNCTIONS_60 {
  union {
    ULONGLONG _Align8;
    struct {
      DWORD dwVersion;
      DWORD dwReserved;
    };
  };
  DWORD( )(DWORD ProtocolId,DWORD InterfaceIndex) *DemandDialRequest;
  DWORD( )(DWORD ProtocolId,DWORD InterfaceIndex,DWORD InterfaceReceiveType,BOOL bActivate) *SetInterfaceReceiveType;
  DWORD( )(DWORD ProtocolId,PVOID RouteInfo,PVOID DestAddress) *ValidateRoute;
  DWORD( )(DWORD dwRoutingPid,DWORD dwEntrySize,LPVOID lpEntry) *MIBEntryCreate;
  DWORD( )(DWORD dwRoutingPid,DWORD dwEntrySize,LPVOID lpEntry) *MIBEntryDelete;
  DWORD( )(DWORD dwRoutingPid,DWORD dwEntrySize,LPVOID lpEntry) *MIBEntrySet;
  DWORD( )(DWORD dwRoutingPid,DWORD dwInEntrySize,LPVOID lpInEntry,LPDWORD lpOutEntrySize,LPVOID lpOutEntry) *MIBEntryGet;
  DWORD( )(DWORD dwRoutingPid,DWORD dwInEntrySize,LPVOID lpInEntry,LPDWORD lpOutEntrySize,LPVOID lpOutEntry) *MIBEntryGetFirst;
  DWORD( )(DWORD dwRoutingPid,DWORD dwInEntrySize,LPVOID lpInEntry,LPDWORD lpOutEntrySize,LPVOID lpOutEntry) *MIBEntryGetNext;
  DWORD( )(VOID) *GetRouterId;
  BOOL( )(DWORD dwIfIndex,DWORD dwGroupAddress)  *HasMulticastBoundary;
  DWORD()(DWORD dwProtocolId,DWORD dwSubProtocolId,DWORD dwTransportId,PVOID pRouteInfo,GUID *pRoutingDomainId,PVOID pDestAddress) * ValidateRouteEx;
  DWORD()(GUID *pRoutingDomainId,DWORD dwRevision,DWORD dwBufSize,PVOID pRoutingDomainInfo) * GetRoutingDomainInfo;
  DWORD( )(DWORD dwInterfaceIndex,DWORD dwTransportId,DWORD dwRevision,DWORD dwBufSize,PVOID pInterfaceInfo) *GetInterfaceInformation;
} SUPPORT_FUNCTIONS_60;

Members

_Align8

dwVersion

dwReserved

DemandDialRequest

The routing protocol calls DemandDialRequest to initiate a demand-dial connection.

Pointer to the DemandDialRequest function provided by the router manager for the routing protocol.

ProtocolId

Specifies the identifier of the routing protocol on behalf of which the connection should be established. (Normally, this parameter is the identifier of the calling routing protocol.)

InterfaceIndex

Specifies the identifier of the interface for which the connection should be established.

SetInterfaceReceiveType

The routing protocol calls the SetInterfaceReceiveType function to set the receive capability of the specified interface.

Pointer to the SetInterfaceReceiveType function provided by the router manager for the routing protocol.

ProtocolId

Specifies the identifier of the routing protocol that makes the call.

InterfaceIndex

Specifies the index of the interface on which to set the receive type.

InterfaceReceiveType

Specifies the receive type. This parameter must be one of the following values.

IR_PROMISCUOUS

IR_PROMISCUOUS_MULTICAST

bActivate

Specifies whether to activate the interface.

ValidateRoute

The routing protocol calls the ValidateRoute function to set the route preference and perform other route validation.

Pointer to the ValidateRoute function provided by the router manager for the routing protocol.

ProtocolId

Specifies the identifier of the routing protocol that makes the call.

RouteInfo

Pointer to information that describes the route to validate.

DestAddress

Pointer to information that describes the destination address. This parameter is optional and can be NULL.

MIBEntryCreate

The routing protocol calls MIBEntryCreate to execute a Create request of the router manager or a peer protocol DLL. Implement this function to handle SNMP-style requests.

Pointer to the MIBEntryCreate function provided by the router manager for the routing protocol.

dwRoutingPid

Specifies the identifier of the DLL that should process this request. This parameter may be the identifier of the router manager or the identifier of a routing protocol.

InputDataSize

Specifies the size, in bytes, of the data to pass with the Create request.

InputData

Pointer to the data to pass with the Create request.

MIBEntryDelete

Pointer to the MIBEntryDelete function provided by the router manager for the routing protocol.

MIBEntrySet

The routing protocol calls MIBEntrySet to execute an SNMP MIB-style Set request of the router manager or a peer protocol DLL.

Pointer to the MIBEntrySet function provided by the router manager for the routing protocol.

dwRoutingPid

Specifies the identifier of the DLL that processes this request. This parameter can be the identifier of the router manager or the identifier of a routing protocol.

InputDataSize

Specifies the size, in bytes, of the data to pass with the Set request.

InputData

Pointer to the data to pass with the Set request.

MIBEntryGet

The routing protocol calls MIBEntryGet to execute a Get request of the router manager or a peer protocol DLL. Implement this function to handle SNMP-style requests.

Pointer to the MIBEntryGet function provided by the router manager for the routing protocol.

dwRoutingPid

Specifies the identifier of the DLL that processes this request. This parameter can be the identifier of the router manager or the identifier of a routing protocol.

InputDataSize

Specifies the size, in bytes, of the data to pass with the Get request.

InputData

Pointer to the data to pass with the Get request.

OutputDataSize

A pointer to a DWORD variable:

On input, this variable contains the size, in bytes, of the output buffer.

On output, this variable contains the size, in bytes, of the data placed in the output buffer. If the initial size is not large enough, this variable contains the buffer size required to hold all of the output data.

OutputData

Receives the pointer to a buffer that holds the data from the MIB entry.

MIBEntryGetFirst

The routing protocol calls MIBEntryGetFirst to execute a Get First request of the router manager or a peer protocol DLL. Implement this function to handle SNMP-style requests.

Pointer to the MIBEntryGetFirst function provided by the router manager for the routing protocol.

dwRoutingPid

Specifies the identifier of the DLL that should process this request. This parameter can be the identifier of the router manager or the identifier of a routing protocol.

InputDataSize

Specifies the size, in bytes, of the data to pass with the Get First request.

InputData

Pointer to the data to pass with the Get First request.

OutputDataSize

A pointer to a DWORD variable:

On input, this variable specifies the size, in bytes, of the output buffer.

On output, this variable receives the size, in bytes, of the data placed in the output buffer. If the initial size is not large enough, this variable contains the buffer size required to hold all of the output data.

OutputData

Pointer to a buffer that receives the data from the MIB entry.

MIBEntryGetNext

The routing protocol calls MIBEntryGetNext to execute a Get Next request of the router manager or a peer protocol DLL. Implement this function to handle SNMP-style requests.

Pointer to the MIBEntryGetNext function provided by the router manager for the routing protocol.

dwRoutingPid

Specifies the identifier of the DLL that processes this request. This parameter can be the identifier of the router manager or the identifier of a routing protocol.

InputDataSize

Specifies the size, in bytes, of the data to pass with the Get Next request.

InputData

Pointer to the data to pass with the Get Next request.

OutputDataSize

A pointer to a DWORD variable:

On input, this variable specifies the size, in bytes, of the output buffer.

On output this variable receives the size, in bytes, of the data placed in the output buffer. If the initial size is not large enough, this variable contains the buffer size required to hold all of the output data.

OutputData

Pointer to a buffer that holds the data from the MIB entry.

GetRouterId

HasMulticastBoundary

ValidateRouteEx

GetRoutingDomainInfo

GetInterfaceInformation

Requirements

Requirement Value
Minimum supported client None supported
Minimum supported server Windows 2000 Server [desktop apps only]
Header routprot.h

See also

StartProtocol