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/*++
Copyright (c) 1997 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
lookup.c
Abstract:
This module contains routines for a wrapper that integrates the trie lookup into TCPIP.
Author:
Chaitanya Kodeboyina (chaitk) 11-Dec-1997
Revision History:
--*/
#include "precomp.h"
#include "lookup.h"
#include "info.h"
// Wrapper Constants
// MaskBitsArr[i] = First 'i' bits set to 1 in an unsigned long
const ULONG MaskBitsArr[] = { 0x00000000, 0x80000000, 0xC0000000, 0xE0000000, 0xF0000000, 0xF8000000, 0xFC000000, 0xFE000000, 0xFF000000, 0xFF800000, 0xFFC00000, 0xFFE00000, 0xFFF00000, 0xFFF80000, 0xFFFC0000, 0xFFFE0000, 0xFFFF0000, 0xFFFF8000, 0xFFFFC000, 0xFFFFE000, 0xFFFFF000, 0xFFFFF800, 0xFFFFFC00, 0xFFFFFE00, 0xFFFFFF00, 0xFFFFFF80, 0xFFFFFFC0, 0xFFFFFFE0, 0xFFFFFFF0, 0xFFFFFFF8, 0xFFFFFFFC, 0xFFFFFFFE, 0xFFFFFFFF };
// Wrapper Globals
// IP Route Table
Trie *RouteTable;
// Eq Cost Routes
USHORT MaxEqualCostRoutes = 0;
extern uint DefGWActive; extern uint DefGWConfigured; extern uint ValidateDefaultGWs(IPAddr Addr);
UINT InsRoute(IPAddr Dest, IPMask Mask, IPAddr FirstHop, VOID * OutIF, UINT Metric, ULONG MatchFlags, RouteTableEntry ** ppInsRTE, RouteTableEntry ** ppOldBestRTE, RouteTableEntry ** ppNewBestRTE) /*++
Routine Description:
Inserts a route into the route table
We update only 1) Dest Addr, 2) Dest Mask, 3) Priority, 4) Route Metric
The rest of the RTE fields are left untouched - to enable the caller to read the old values (if this route already existed in the route table)
Arguments:
IN - Dest - Destination IP Addr Mask - Destination IP Mask FirstHop - IP Addr of Next Hop OutIF - Outgoing Interface Metric - Metric for the route MatchFlags - RTE Fields to match OUT - ppInsRTE - Ptr to Ptr to new/updated RTE ppOldBestRTE - Ptr to Ptr to old best RTE ppNewBestRTE - Ptr to Ptr to new best RTE
Return Value:
STATUS_SUCCESS or Error Code
--*/ { Route route; ULONG temp;
DEST(&route) = Dest; MASK(&route) = Mask; NHOP(&route) = FirstHop; IF(&route) = OutIF;
temp = RtlConvertEndianLong(Mask); LEN(&route) = 0; while (temp != 0) { LEN(&route)++; temp <<= 1; }
METRIC(&route) = Metric;
switch (InsertIntoTrie(RouteTable, &route, MatchFlags, ppInsRTE, ppOldBestRTE, ppNewBestRTE)) { case TRIE_SUCCESS: return IP_SUCCESS; case ERROR_TRIE_BAD_PARAM: return IP_BAD_REQ; case ERROR_TRIE_RESOURCES: return IP_NO_RESOURCES; }
Assert(FALSE); return IP_GENERAL_FAILURE; }
UINT DelRoute(IPAddr Dest, IPMask Mask, IPAddr FirstHop, VOID * OutIF, ULONG MatchFlags, RouteTableEntry ** ppDelRTE, RouteTableEntry ** ppOldBestRTE, RouteTableEntry ** ppNewBestRTE) /*++
Routine Description:
Deletes a route from the route table
The memory for the route(allocated on the heap) should be deallocated upon return, after all information required is read and processed.
Arguments:
IN - Dest - Destination IP Addr Mask - Destination IP Mask FirstHop - IP Addr of Next Hop OutIF - Outgoing Interface Metric - Metric for the route MatchFlags - RTE Fields to match OUT - ppDelRTE - Ptr to Ptr to the deleted RTE ppOldBestRTE - Ptr to Ptr to old best RTE ppNewBestRTE - Ptr to Ptr to new best RTE
Return Value:
STATUS_SUCCESS or Error Code
--*/ { Route route; ULONG temp;
DEST(&route) = Dest; MASK(&route) = Mask; NHOP(&route) = FirstHop; IF(&route) = OutIF;
temp = RtlConvertEndianLong(Mask); LEN(&route) = 0; while (temp != 0) { LEN(&route)++; temp <<= 1; }
switch (DeleteFromTrie(RouteTable, &route, MatchFlags, ppDelRTE, ppOldBestRTE, ppNewBestRTE)) { case TRIE_SUCCESS: return IP_SUCCESS; case ERROR_TRIE_NO_ROUTES: return IP_BAD_ROUTE; case ERROR_TRIE_BAD_PARAM: return IP_BAD_REQ; case ERROR_TRIE_RESOURCES: return IP_NO_RESOURCES; }
Assert(FALSE); return IP_GENERAL_FAILURE; }
RouteTableEntry * FindRTE(IPAddr Dest, IPAddr Source, UINT Index, UINT MaxPri, UINT MinPri, UINT UnicastIf) /*++
Routine Description:
Searches for a route given a prefix, with a mask len between the given minimum and maximum values.
The route returned is a Semi-Read- Only-Version. The following fields should be changed only by calling the InsRoute function - 1) Next, 2) Dest, 3) Mask, 4) Priority, & 5) Route Metric.
Remaining fields can be changed by directly modifying returned route.
Arguments:
IN - Dest - Destination IP Addr Source - Source to match IF Index - *Value is ignored* MaxPri - Max mask len of RTE MinPri - Min mask len of RTE
Return Value:
Matching RTE or NULL if not match
--*/ { RouteTableEntry *pBestRoute; RouteTableEntry *pCurrRoute; ULONG addr; ULONG mask; INT lookupPri;
// Start looking for most specific match
lookupPri = MaxPri;
do { // Use lookupPri to mask xs bits
addr = RtlConvertEndianLong(Dest); addr = ShowMostSigNBits(addr, lookupPri); Dest = RtlConvertEndianLong(addr);
addr = ShowMostSigNBits(~0, lookupPri); mask = RtlConvertEndianLong(addr);
// Try to match destination
SearchRouteInTrie(RouteTable, Dest, mask, 0, NULL, MATCH_NONE, &pBestRoute);
if ((NULL_ROUTE(pBestRoute)) || (LEN(pBestRoute) < MinPri)) { return NULL; } // Just in case we need to loop
lookupPri = LEN(pBestRoute) - 1;
// Search for a valid route
while (pBestRoute) { if ((FLAGS(pBestRoute) & RTE_VALID) && (!(FLAGS(pBestRoute) & RTE_DEADGW))) break;
pBestRoute = NEXT(pBestRoute); }
// Do we match source too ?
if (!IP_ADDR_EQUAL(Source, NULL_IP_ADDR) || UnicastIf) { // Dest match - Match source
pCurrRoute = pBestRoute; while (pCurrRoute) { if (!UnicastIf) { if (METRIC(pCurrRoute) > METRIC(pBestRoute)) { // No Source match
break; } } // Get next valid route
if (((FLAGS(pCurrRoute) & RTE_VALID) && (!(FLAGS(pCurrRoute) & RTE_DEADGW))) && ((!IP_ADDR_EQUAL(Source, NULL_IP_ADDR) && AddrOnIF(IF(pCurrRoute), Source)) || (UnicastIf && IF(pCurrRoute)->if_index == UnicastIf))) { // Source match too
pBestRoute = pCurrRoute; break; } pCurrRoute = NEXT(pCurrRoute); }
if (UnicastIf && (pCurrRoute == NULL)) { pBestRoute = NULL; } } } while ((NULL_ROUTE(pBestRoute)) && (lookupPri >= (INT) MinPri));
return pBestRoute; }
RouteTableEntry * LookupRTE(IPAddr Dest, IPAddr Source, UINT MaxPri, UINT UnicastIf) /*++
Routine Description:
Searches for a best route for IP addr.
The route returned is a Semi-Read- Only-Version. The following fields should be changed only by calling the InsRoute function - 1) Next, 2) Dest, 3) Mask, 4) Priority, & 5) Route Metric.
Remaining fields can be changed by directly modifying returned route.
Comments: *LookupRTE* assumes that VALID flag can be set on/off only for default routes. Because in case we find a chain with all invalid routes we do not enough information to go up in the F-trie for less specific routes
Arguments:
IN - Dest - Destination IP Addr Source - Source to match IF MaxPri - *Value is ignored*
Return Value:
Matching RTE or NULL if not match
--*/ { DestinationEntry *pBestDest; RouteTableEntry *pBestRoute; RouteTableEntry *pCurrRoute; UINT routeIndex;
// Try to match destination
pBestDest = SearchAddrInTrie(RouteTable, Dest);
// No prefix match - quit
if (pBestDest == NULL) { return NULL; } // Search for a valid route
pBestRoute = pBestDest->firstRoute;
while (pBestRoute) { if ((FLAGS(pBestRoute) & RTE_VALID) && (!(FLAGS(pBestRoute) & RTE_DEADGW))) break;
pBestRoute = NEXT(pBestRoute); }
// Do we match source too ?
if (!IP_ADDR_EQUAL(Source, NULL_IP_ADDR) || UnicastIf) { // Dest match - Match source
pCurrRoute = pBestRoute; while (pCurrRoute) { // Are we doing a weak host lookup ?
if (!UnicastIf) { if (METRIC(pCurrRoute) > METRIC(pBestRoute)) { // No Source match
break; } } // Get next valid route
if (((FLAGS(pCurrRoute) & RTE_VALID) && (!(FLAGS(pCurrRoute) & RTE_DEADGW))) && ((!IP_ADDR_EQUAL(Source, NULL_IP_ADDR) && AddrOnIF(IF(pCurrRoute), Source)) || (UnicastIf && IF(pCurrRoute)->if_index == UnicastIf))) { // Source match too
pBestRoute = pCurrRoute; break; } pCurrRoute = NEXT(pCurrRoute); } } // All routes on the list might be invalid
// Fault to the slow path that backtracks
// Or we want to do a strong host routing and haven't found the match
if ((pBestRoute == NULL) || (UnicastIf && (pCurrRoute == NULL))) { return FindRTE(Dest, Source, 0, HOST_ROUTE_PRI, DEFAULT_ROUTE_PRI, UnicastIf); } return pBestRoute; }
RouteTableEntry * LookupForwardRTE(IPAddr Dest, IPAddr Source, BOOLEAN Multipath) /*++
Routine Description:
Searches for a best route for IP addr on the forward path. If Multipath is TRUE, it does a hash on the source and dest addr. to pick one of the best routes to the destination. This enables the network to be utilized effectively by providing load balancing.
Comments: *LookupRTE* assumes that VALID flag can be set on/off only for default routes. Because in case we find a chain with all invalid routes we do not enough information to go up in the F-trie for less specific routes
Arguments:
IN - Dest - Destination IP Addr Source - Source IP Addr Multipath - To do a equal cost multipath lookup or not
Return Value:
Matching RTE or NULL if not match
--*/ { DestinationEntry *pBestDest; RouteTableEntry *pBestRoute; UINT hashValue; UINT routeIndex; UINT i;
// Try to match destination
pBestDest = SearchAddrInTrie(RouteTable, Dest);
// No prefix match - quit
if (pBestDest == NULL) { return NULL; } // Search for a valid route
pBestRoute = pBestDest->firstRoute;
if (Multipath) { KdPrintEx((DPFLTR_TCPIP_ID, DPFLTR_INFO_LEVEL,"\nIn Fwd RTE:\n Max = %d, Num = %d\n", pBestDest->maxBestRoutes, pBestDest->numBestRoutes));
// Get best route on dest from best routes' cache
if (pBestDest->numBestRoutes > 1) { // Hash on the src, dest to get best route
hashValue = Source + Dest; hashValue += (hashValue >> 16); hashValue += (hashValue >> 8);
routeIndex = ((USHORT) hashValue) % pBestDest->numBestRoutes;
pBestRoute = pBestDest->bestRoutes[routeIndex];
KdPrintEx((DPFLTR_TCPIP_ID, DPFLTR_INFO_LEVEL,"S = %08x, D = %08x\nH = %08x, I = %d\nR = %p, N = %08x\n\n", Source, Dest, hashValue, routeIndex, pBestRoute, NHOP(pBestRoute)));
if ((FLAGS(pBestRoute) & RTE_VALID) && (!(FLAGS(pBestRoute) & RTE_DEADGW))) { return pBestRoute; } } // We do not want to match the source addr below
Source = NULL_IP_ADDR; } // Search for a valid route
pBestRoute = pBestDest->firstRoute;
while (pBestRoute) {
if ((FLAGS(pBestRoute) & RTE_VALID) && (!(FLAGS(pBestRoute) & RTE_DEADGW))) break;
pBestRoute = NEXT(pBestRoute); }
// All routes on the list might be invalid
// Fault to the slow path that backtracks
if (pBestRoute == NULL) { return FindRTE(Dest, Source, 0, HOST_ROUTE_PRI, DEFAULT_ROUTE_PRI, 0); } return pBestRoute; }
/*++
Routine Description:
Gets next route in the route-table.
The route returned is a Semi-Read- Only-Version. The following fields should be changed only by calling the InsRoute function - 1) Next, 2) Dest, 3) Mask, 4) Priority, & 5) Route Metric.
Remaining fields can be changed by directly modifying returned route.
Arguments:
IN - Context - Iterator Context, OUT - ppRoute - To return route
Return Value:
TRUE if more routes, FALSE if not
--*/
UINT GetNextRoute(VOID * Context, Route ** ppRoute) { UINT retVal;
// Get Next Route
retVal = IterateOverTrie(RouteTable, Context, ppRoute, NULL);
// We have routes
Assert(retVal != ERROR_TRIE_NO_ROUTES);
// Return Status
return (retVal == ERROR_TRIE_NOT_EMPTY) ? TRUE : FALSE; }
/*++
Routine Description:
Enumerates all destinations in the route-table. Assumes RouteTableLock is held by the caller.
Arguments:
IN - Context - iterator context, zeroed to begin enumeration. OUT - ppDest - receives enumerated destination, if any.
Return Value:
TRUE if more destinations, FALSE otherwise.
--*/
UINT GetNextDest(VOID * Context, Dest ** ppDest) { UINT retVal;
// Get Next Destination
retVal = IterateOverTrie(RouteTable, Context, NULL, ppDest);
return (retVal == ERROR_TRIE_NOT_EMPTY) ? TRUE : FALSE; }
/*++
Routine Description:
Re-orders all routes in a destination's route-list. Assumes RouteTableLock is held by the caller.
Arguments:
IN - pDest - destination whose route-list is to be sorted
Return Value:
none.
--*/
VOID SortRoutesInDest(Dest* pDest) { Route* pFirstRoute; Route** ppCurrRoute;
// Pick up the current head of the route list, and replace it with NULL.
// We'll then rebuild the list by reinserting each item in order.
if (!(pFirstRoute = pDest->firstRoute)) { return; }
pDest->firstRoute = NULL;
while (pFirstRoute) { Route* pNextRoute; uint FirstOrder, CurrOrder;
if (FLAGS(pFirstRoute) & RTE_IF_VALID) { FirstOrder = IF(pFirstRoute)->if_order; } else { FirstOrder = MAXLONG; }
for (ppCurrRoute = &pDest->firstRoute; *ppCurrRoute; ppCurrRoute = &NEXT(*ppCurrRoute)) { if (FLAGS(*ppCurrRoute) & RTE_IF_VALID) { CurrOrder = IF(*ppCurrRoute)->if_order; } else { CurrOrder = MAXLONG; }
// N.B. The following sequence of comparisons ensure a *stable*
// sort, which is important to minimize the impact of this routine
// on ongoing sessions.
if (METRIC(pFirstRoute) > METRIC(*ppCurrRoute)) { continue; } else if (METRIC(pFirstRoute) < METRIC(*ppCurrRoute)) { break; }
if (FirstOrder < CurrOrder) { break; } }
pNextRoute = NEXT(pFirstRoute); NEXT(pFirstRoute) = *ppCurrRoute; *ppCurrRoute = pFirstRoute;
pFirstRoute = pNextRoute; }
// Finally, reconstruct the array of best routes cached in the destination
if (pDest->firstRoute) { CacheBestRoutesInDest(pDest); } }
/*++
Routine Description:
Re-orders all routes in the route-list of the destination corresponding to a given route. Assumes RouteTableLock is held by the caller.
Arguments:
IN - pRTE - route whose destination's route-list is to be sorted
Return Value:
none.
--*/
VOID SortRoutesInDestByRTE(Route *pRTE) { Dest* pDest = SearchAddrInTrie(RouteTable, DEST(pRTE)); if (pDest) { SortRoutesInDest(pDest); } }
UINT RTValidateContext(VOID * Context, UINT * Valid) { UINT retVal;
retVal = IsTrieIteratorValid(RouteTable, Context);
switch (retVal) { case ERROR_TRIE_BAD_PARAM: *Valid = FALSE; return FALSE;
case ERROR_TRIE_NO_ROUTES: *Valid = TRUE; return FALSE;
case TRIE_SUCCESS: *Valid = TRUE; return TRUE; }
return FALSE; }
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