Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/*++
Copyright (c) 1995 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
routing\ip\rtrmgr\globals.h
Abstract:
Header for IP Router Manager globals
Revision History:
Gurdeep Singh Pall 6/8/95 Created
--*/
#ifndef __GLOBALS_H__
#define __GLOBALS_H__
//
// Interface Control Block (ICB) list.
//
LIST_ENTRY ICBList ;
//
// Hash lookup for mapping interfaceids to picb
//
LIST_ENTRY ICBHashLookup[ICB_HASH_TABLE_SIZE];
//
// Hash lookup for mapping ICB sequence number to picb
//
LIST_ENTRY ICBSeqNumLookup[ICB_HASH_TABLE_SIZE];
//
// Hash lookup for bindings
//
LIST_ENTRY g_leBindingTable[BINDING_HASH_TABLE_SIZE];
//
// Hash table for interface to adapter mapping
//
//LIST_ENTRY g_rgleAdapterMapTable[ADAPTER_HASH_TABLE_SIZE];
//
// Routing Protocols list
//
LIST_ENTRY g_leProtoCbList;
//
// Timer Queue for Router Discovery advts
//
LIST_ENTRY g_leTimerQueueHead;
//
// Trace Handle used for traces/logging
//
DWORD TraceHandle ;
//
// Handle used for logging events
//
HANDLE g_hLogHandle;
//
// Level of logging
//
DWORD g_dwLoggingLevel;
//
// Flag indicating if the router is being started in LAN only or
// LAN and WAN mode.
//
BOOL RouterRoleLanOnly ;
//
// Handle to the heap used for all allocations
//
HANDLE IPRouterHeap ;
//
// Info useful in making RTMv2 calls
//
RTM_REGN_PROFILE g_rtmProfile;
//
// RTM Handle for static/admin routes
//
HANDLE g_hLocalRoute;
HANDLE g_hAutoStaticRoute;
HANDLE g_hStaticRoute;
HANDLE g_hNonDodRoute;
HANDLE g_hNetMgmtRoute;
// RTM handle for obtaining notifications
HANDLE g_hNotification;
//
// RTM handle for obtaining default route notifications
//
HANDLE g_hDefaultRouteNotification;
//
// Handle to event used for stopping the IP Router
//
HANDLE g_hStopRouterEvent ;
//
// Handle to event used for demand dial
//
HANDLE g_hDemandDialEvent ;
#ifdef KSL_IPINIP
//
// Handle to event used for demand dial
//
HANDLE g_hIpInIpEvent;
#endif //KSL_IPINIP
//
// Handle to event used for stack change notifications
//
HANDLE g_hStackChangeEvent;
//
// Handle to event used request forwarding change from worker
//
HANDLE g_hSetForwardingEvent;
//
// Handle to event used to get notification about forwarding changes
//
HANDLE g_hForwardingChangeEvent;
//
// Handle to event used by Routing Protocols for notification
//
HANDLE g_hRoutingProtocolEvent ;
//
// Timer to handle Router discover advts
//
HANDLE g_hRtrDiscTimer;
//
// Timer to handle Ras Server advertisements
//
HANDLE g_hRasAdvTimer;
//
// Timer to handle MZAP advertisements
//
HANDLE g_hMzapTimer;
//
// Event for Winsock2
//
HANDLE g_hRtrDiscSocketEvent;
//
// Event for mrinfo/mtrace services
//
HANDLE g_hMcMiscSocketEvent;
WSABUF g_wsaMcRcvBuf;
BYTE g_byMcMiscBuffer[1500];
HANDLE g_hMcastEvents[NUM_MCAST_IRPS];
//
// Events for Route Change notifications
//
HANDLE g_hRouteChangeEvents[NUM_ROUTE_CHANGE_IRPS];
//
// Handle to WANARP device
//
HANDLE g_hWanarpRead;
HANDLE g_hWanarpWrite;
//
// Count of all routing protocols configured
//
DWORD TotalRoutingProtocols ;
//
// Lock for tracking router usage: this facilitates stop router functionality
//
CRITICAL_SECTION RouterStateLock ;
//
// Structure keeping the router state
//
IPRouterState RouterState ;
//
// used for WANARP demand dial mechanism
//
WANARP_NOTIFICATION wnWanarpMsg;
OVERLAPPED WANARPOverlapped;
//
// Critical section for the forwarding state data
//
CRITICAL_SECTION g_csFwdState;
//
// The last request to the worker thread
//
BOOL g_bEnableFwdRequest;
//
// The last action by the worker
//
BOOL g_bFwdEnabled;
//
// Should we set routes to the stack?
//
BOOL g_bSetRoutesToStack;
//
// Flag indicating if NETBT proxy should be enabled
//
BOOL g_bEnableNetbtBcastFrowarding;
//
// The NETBT proxy mode prior to starting RRAS
//
DWORD g_dwOldNetbtProxyMode;
//
// copy of the support functions Routing Protocols need
//
extern SUPPORT_FUNCTIONS g_sfnDimFunctions;
//
// Router Discovery stuff
//
extern PICMP_ROUTER_ADVT_MSG g_pIcmpAdvt;
extern SOCKADDR_IN g_sinAllSystemsAddr;
extern WSABUF g_wsabufICMPAdvtBuffer;
extern WSABUF g_wsaIpRcvBuf;
//
// Buffer to hold maximum length IP header and 8 bytes of the ICMP packet
//
DWORD g_pdwIpAndIcmpBuf[ICMP_RCV_BUFFER_LEN];
PIP_HEADER g_pIpHeader;
//
// externs defined in exdeclar.h
//
//
// The CB for the Internal Interface
//
extern PICB g_pInternalInterfaceCb;
//
// The CB for the Loopback Interface
//
extern PICB g_pLoopbackInterfaceCb;
//
// Counter for sequence numbers
//
extern DWORD g_dwNextICBSeqNumberCounter;
//
// Number of addresses in the system
//
extern ULONG g_ulNumBindings;
extern ULONG g_ulNumInterfaces;
extern ULONG g_ulNumNonClientInterfaces;
extern HANDLE g_hIpDevice;
extern HANDLE g_hMcastDevice;
extern HANDLE g_hIpRouteChangeDevice;
extern BOOL g_bUninitServer;
extern IP_CACHE g_IpInfo;
extern TCP_CACHE g_TcpInfo;
extern UDP_CACHE g_UdpInfo;
extern HANDLE g_hIfHeap;
extern HANDLE g_hIpAddrHeap;
extern HANDLE g_hIpForwardHeap;
extern HANDLE g_hIpNetHeap;
extern HANDLE g_hTcpHeap;
extern HANDLE g_hUdpHeap;
LIST_ENTRY g_leStackRoutesToRestore;
ULONG g_ulGatewayCount;
ULONG g_ulGatewayMaxCount;
PGATEWAY_INFO g_pGateways;
extern HANDLE g_hMibRtmHandle;
extern DWORD g_TimeoutTable[NUM_CACHE];
extern DWORD (*g_LoadFunctionTable[NUM_CACHE])();
extern DWORD
(*g_AccessFunctionTable[NUMBER_OF_EXPORTED_VARIABLES])(DWORD dwQueryType,
DWORD dwInEntrySize,
PMIB_OPAQUE_QUERY lpInEntry,
LPDWORD lpOutEntrySize,
PMIB_OPAQUE_INFO lpOutEntry,
LPBOOL lpbCache);
extern DWORD g_LastUpdateTable[NUM_CACHE];
extern DWORD g_dwStartTime;
extern RTL_RESOURCE g_LockTable[NUM_LOCKS];
extern MCAST_OVERLAPPED g_rginMcastMsg[NUM_MCAST_IRPS];
extern IPNotifyData g_IpNotifyData;
extern ROUTE_CHANGE_INFO g_rgIpRouteNotifyOutput[NUM_ROUTE_CHANGE_IRPS];
#ifdef KSL_IPINIP
extern HKEY g_hIpIpIfKey;
#endif //KSL_IPINIP
extern HANDLE g_hMHbeatSocketEvent;
extern HANDLE g_hMzapSocketEvent;
//
// Entrypoints into DIM
//
DWORD (*ConnectInterface)(IN HANDLE hDIMInterface, IN DWORD dwProtocolId);
DWORD (*DisconnectInterface)(IN HANDLE hDIMInterface, IN DWORD dwProtocolId);
DWORD
(*SaveInterfaceInfo)(
IN HANDLE hDIMInterface,
IN DWORD dwProtocolId,
IN LPVOID pInterfaceInfo,
IN DWORD cBInterfaceInfoSize
);
DWORD
(*RestoreInterfaceInfo)(
IN HANDLE hDIMInterface,
IN DWORD dwProtocolId,
IN LPVOID lpInterfaceInfo,
IN LPDWORD lpcbInterfaceInfoSize
);
VOID (*RouterStopped)(IN DWORD dwProtocolId, IN DWORD dwError);
DWORD
(APIENTRY *SaveGlobalInfo)(
IN DWORD dwProtocolId,
IN LPVOID pGlobalInfo,
IN DWORD cbGlobalInfoSize );
VOID
(APIENTRY *EnableInterfaceWithDIM)(
IN HANDLE hDIMInterface,
IN DWORD dwProtocolId,
IN BOOL fEnabled);
//
// Callbacks into MGM
//
PMGM_INDICATE_MFE_DELETION g_pfnMgmMfeDeleted;
PMGM_NEW_PACKET_INDICATION g_pfnMgmNewPacket;
PMGM_BLOCK_GROUPS g_pfnMgmBlockGroups;
PMGM_UNBLOCK_GROUPS g_pfnMgmUnBlockGroups;
PMGM_WRONG_IF_INDICATION g_pfnMgmWrongIf;
INFO_CB g_rgicInfoCb[NUM_INFO_CBS];
CHAR g_rgcLoopbackString[MAXLEN_IFDESCR + 1];
CHAR g_rgcInternalString[MAXLEN_IFDESCR + 1];
CHAR g_rgcWanString[MAXLEN_IFDESCR + 1];
#ifdef KSL_IPINIP
CHAR g_rgcIpIpString[MAXLEN_IFDESCR + 1];
#endif //KSL_IPINIP
HINSTANCE g_hOwnModule;
HANDLE g_hMprConfig;
#endif