Struct NetworkInterface 

pub struct NetworkInterface { /* private fields */ }

Represents a network device that can send and receive packets.

Implementations

impl NetworkInterface

pub fn new( name: &str, addr: Ipv4Addr, pcap_options: Option<PcapOptions>, qdisc: QDiscMode, ) -> Self

Create a new network interface for the assigned addr. The configured name will be used to construct a filesystem path for the pcap file (if enabled), so take care in choosing a filesystem-appropriate static string.

pub fn associate( &self, socket: &InetSocket, protocol: IanaProtocol, port: u16, peer: SocketAddrV4, )

pub fn disassociate( &self, protocol: IanaProtocol, port: u16, peer: SocketAddrV4, )

pub fn is_addr_in_use( &self, protocol: IanaProtocol, port: u16, peer: SocketAddrV4, ) -> bool

pub fn add_data_source(&self, socket: &InetSocket)

pub fn remove_all_sockets(&self)

Disassociate all bound sockets and remove sockets from the sending queue. This should be called as part of the host’s cleanup procedure. We don’t think we need this function for Rust sockets, but we think we need it for the legacy TCP stack which will not otherwise drop due to circular references.

Trait Implementations

impl PacketDevice for NetworkInterface

fn get_address(&self) -> Ipv4Addr

fn pop(&self) -> Option<PacketRc>

fn push(&self, packet: PacketRc)