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18 * This file contains the definition of the switch object for the OVS.
25 #include "BufferMgmt.h"
26 #include "TunnelIntf.h"
27 #define OVS_MAX_VPORT_ARRAY_SIZE 1024
28 #define OVS_MAX_PID_ARRAY_SIZE 1024
30 #define OVS_VPORT_MASK (OVS_MAX_VPORT_ARRAY_SIZE - 1)
31 #define OVS_PID_MASK (OVS_MAX_PID_ARRAY_SIZE - 1)
33 #define OVS_INTERNAL_VPORT_DEFAULT_INDEX 0
35 //Tunnel port indicies
36 #define RESERVED_START_INDEX1 1
37 #define OVS_TUNNEL_INDEX_START RESERVED_START_INDEX1
38 #define OVS_VXLAN_VPORT_INDEX 2
39 #define OVS_GRE_VPORT_INDEX 3
40 #define OVS_TUNNEL_INDEX_END OVS_GRE_VPORT_INDEX
42 #define OVS_MAX_PHYS_ADAPTERS 32
43 #define OVS_MAX_IP_VPOR 32
45 #define OVS_HASH_BASIS 0x13578642
47 typedef struct _OVS_VPORT_ENTRY *POVS_VPORT_ENTRY;
49 typedef struct _OVS_DATAPATH
51 PLIST_ENTRY flowTable; // Contains OvsFlows.
52 UINT32 nFlows; // Number of entries in flowTable.
54 // List_Links queues[64]; // Hash table of queue IDs.
57 UINT64 hits; // Number of flow table hits.
58 UINT64 misses; // Number of flow table misses.
59 UINT64 lost; // Number of dropped misses.
61 /* Used to protect the flows in the flowtable. */
62 PNDIS_RW_LOCK_EX lock;
63 } OVS_DATAPATH, *POVS_DATAPATH;
68 * The context allocated per switch., For OVS, we only
69 * support one switch which corresponding to one datapath.
70 * Each datapath can have multiple logical bridges configured
71 * which is maintained by vswitchd.
74 typedef enum OVS_SWITCH_DATAFLOW_STATE
78 } OVS_SWITCH_DATAFLOW_STATE, *POVS_SWITCH_DATAFLOW_STATE;
80 typedef enum OVS_SWITCH_CONTROFLOW_STATE
85 } OVS_SWITCH_CONTROLFLOW_STATE, *POVS_SWITCH_CONTROLFLOW_STATE;
87 // XXX: Take care of alignment and grouping members by cacheline
88 typedef struct _OVS_SWITCH_CONTEXT
90 /* Coarse and fine-grained switch states. */
91 OVS_SWITCH_DATAFLOW_STATE dataFlowState;
92 OVS_SWITCH_CONTROLFLOW_STATE controlFlowState;
94 BOOLEAN isActivateFailed;
99 * 'virtualExternalVport' represents default external interface. This is
100 * a virtual interface. The friendly name of such an interface has
101 * been observed to be: "Microsoft Default External Interface". This NIC
102 * has 'NicIndex' == 0.
104 * The "real" physical external NIC has 'NicIndex' > 0. For each
105 * external interface, virtual or physical, NDIS gives an NIC level
106 * OID callback. Note that, even though there are multile "NICs",
107 * there's only one underlying Hyper-V port. Thus, we get a single
108 * NDIS port-level callback, but multiple NDIS NIC-level callbacks.
110 * The virtual external NIC can be accessed at 'virtualExternalVport', and
111 * is assigned the name "external.defaultAdapter". The virtual external
112 * NIC is not inserted into the 'portIdHashArray' since the port must not
113 * be exposed to OVS userspace.
115 * The physical external NICs are assigned names "external.%INDEX%",
116 * where '%INDEX%' represents the 'NicIndex' of the NIC.
118 * While adding a physical external NIC in OvsInitConfiguredSwitchNics(),
119 * some required properties of the vport are available only at the
120 * NDIS port-level. So, these are copied from 'virtualExternalVport'.
121 * The vport created for the physical external NIC is inserted into the
124 * When the virtual external NIC is torn down or deleted, the
125 * corresponding physical external ports are also torn down or
126 * deleted. The number of physical external NICs is tracked by
129 NDIS_SWITCH_PORT_ID virtualExternalPortId;
130 NDIS_SWITCH_PORT_ID internalPortId;
131 POVS_VPORT_ENTRY virtualExternalVport; // the virtual adapter vport
132 POVS_VPORT_ENTRY internalVport;
135 * 'portIdHashArray' ONLY contains ports that exist on the Hyper-V switch,
136 * namely: VIF (vNIC) ports, external port and Hyper-V internal port.
137 * 'numHvVports' counts the ports in 'portIdHashArray'. If a port got
138 * deleted on the Hyper-V switch, it gets deleted from 'portIdHashArray'.
139 * The port itself will not get deallocated if it has been added from OVS
140 * userspace. 'numHvVports' is decremented when the port is deallocated.
142 * 'portNoHashArray' ONLY contains ports that are added from OVS userspace,
143 * regardless of whether that port exists on the Hyper-V switch or not.
144 * Tunnel ports and bridge-internal ports are examples of ports that do not
145 * exist on the Hyper-V switch, and 'numNonHvVports' counts such ports in
148 * 'tunnelVportsArray' contains tunnel ports that are added from OVS
149 * userspace. Currently only VXLAN tunnels are added in this list.
151 * 'ovsPortNameHashArray' contains the same entries as 'portNoHashArray' but
152 * hashed on a different key.
154 PLIST_ENTRY portIdHashArray; // based on Hyper-V portId
155 PLIST_ENTRY portNoHashArray; // based on ovs port number
156 PLIST_ENTRY tunnelVportsArray; // based on ovs dst port number
157 PLIST_ENTRY ovsPortNameHashArray; // based on ovsName
158 PLIST_ENTRY pidHashArray; // based on packet pids
159 NDIS_SPIN_LOCK pidHashLock; // Lock for pidHash table
161 UINT32 numPhysicalNics; // the number of physical
164 UINT32 numNonHvVports;
166 /* Lock taken over the switch. This protects the ports on the switch. */
167 PNDIS_RW_LOCK_EX dispatchLock;
170 OVS_DATAPATH datapath;
172 /* Handle to the OVSExt filter driver. Same as 'gOvsExtDriverHandle'. */
173 NDIS_HANDLE NdisFilterHandle;
175 /* Handle and callbacks exposed by the underlying hyper-v switch. */
176 NDIS_SWITCH_CONTEXT NdisSwitchContext;
177 NDIS_SWITCH_OPTIONAL_HANDLERS NdisSwitchHandlers;
179 volatile LONG pendingInjectedNblCount;
180 volatile LONG pendingOidCount;
182 OVS_NBL_POOL ovsPool;
183 } OVS_SWITCH_CONTEXT, *POVS_SWITCH_CONTEXT;
187 OvsAcquireDatapathRead(OVS_DATAPATH *datapath,
188 LOCK_STATE_EX *lockState,
192 NdisAcquireRWLockRead(datapath->lock, lockState,
193 dispatch ? NDIS_RWL_AT_DISPATCH_LEVEL : 0);
197 OvsAcquireDatapathWrite(OVS_DATAPATH *datapath,
198 LOCK_STATE_EX *lockState,
202 NdisAcquireRWLockWrite(datapath->lock, lockState,
203 dispatch ? NDIS_RWL_AT_DISPATCH_LEVEL : 0);
207 OvsReleaseDatapath(OVS_DATAPATH *datapath,
208 LOCK_STATE_EX *lockState)
211 NdisReleaseRWLock(datapath->lock, lockState);
215 OvsAcquireSwitchContext(VOID);
218 OvsReleaseSwitchContext(POVS_SWITCH_CONTEXT switchContext);
220 #endif /* __SWITCH_H_ */