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20 #include <sys/types.h>
21 #include <netinet/in.h>
22 #include <netinet/ip6.h>
25 #include "ofp-errors.h"
32 /* Open vSwitch fields
35 * A "field" is a property of a packet. Most familiarly, "data fields" are
36 * fields that can be extracted from a packet.
38 * Some data fields are always present as a consequence of the basic networking
39 * technology in use. Ethernet is the assumed base technology for current
40 * versions of OpenFlow and Open vSwitch, so Ethernet header fields are always
43 * Other data fields are not always present. A packet contains ARP fields, for
44 * example, only when its Ethernet header indicates the Ethertype for ARP,
45 * 0x0806. We say that a field is "applicable" when it is it present in a
46 * packet, and "inapplicable" when it is not, and refer to the conditions that
47 * determine whether a field is applicable as "prerequisites". Some
48 * VLAN-related fields are a special case: these fields are always applicable,
49 * but have a designated value or bit that indicates whether a VLAN header is
50 * present, with the remaining values or bits indicating the VLAN header's
51 * content (if it is present). See MFF_VLAN_TCI for an example.
53 * Conceptually, an inapplicable field does not have a value, not even a
54 * nominal ``value'' such as all-zero-bits. In many circumstances, OpenFlow
55 * and Open vSwitch allow references only to applicable fields. For example,
56 * one may match a given field only if the match includes the field's
57 * prerequisite, e.g. matching an ARP field is only allowed if one also matches
58 * on Ethertype 0x0806.
60 * (Practically, however, OVS represents a field's value as some fixed member
61 * in its "struct flow", so accessing that member will obtain some value. Some
62 * members are used for more than one purpose, e.g. the "tp_src" member
63 * represents the TCP, UDP, and SCTP source port, so the value read may not
64 * even make sense. For this reason, it is important to know whether a field's
65 * prerequisites are satisfied before attempting to read it.)
67 * Sometimes a packet may contain multiple instances of a header. For example,
68 * a packet may contain multiple VLAN or MPLS headers, and tunnels can cause
69 * any data field to recur. OpenFlow and Open vSwitch do not address these
70 * cases uniformly. For VLAN and MPLS headers, only the outermost header is
71 * accessible, so that inner headers may be accessed only by ``popping''
72 * (removing) the outer header. (Open vSwitch supports only a single VLAN
73 * header in any case.) For tunnels, e.g. GRE or VXLAN, the outer header and
74 * inner headers are treated as different data fields.
76 * OpenFlow and Open vSwitch support some fields other than data fields.
77 * "Metadata fields" relate to the origin or treatment of a packet, but they
78 * are not extracted from the packet data itself. One example is the physical
79 * port on which a packet arrived at the switch. "Register fields" act like
80 * variables: they give an OpenFlow switch space for temporary storage while
81 * processing a packet. Existing metadata and register fields have no
84 * A field's value consists of an integral number of bytes. Most data fields
85 * are copied directly from protocol headers, e.g. at layer 2, MFF_ETH_SRC is
86 * copied from the Ethernet source address and MFF_ETH_DST from the destination
87 * address. Other data fields are copied from a packet with padding, usually
88 * with zeros and in the most significant positions (see e.g. MFF_MPLS_LABEL)
89 * but not always (see e.g. MFF_IP_DSCP). A final category of data fields is
90 * transformed in other ways as they are copied from the packets, to make them
91 * more useful for matching, e.g. MFF_IP_FRAG describes whether a packet is a
92 * fragment but it is not copied directly from the IP header.
95 * Field specifications
96 * ====================
98 * Each of the enumeration values below represents a field. The comments
99 * preceding each enum must be in a stylized form that is parsed at compile
100 * time by the extract-ofp-fields program. The comment itself consists of a
101 * series of paragraphs separate by blank lines. The paragraphs consist of:
103 * - The first paragraph gives the user-visible name of the field as a
104 * quoted string. This is the name used for parsing and formatting the
107 * For historical reasons, some fields have an additional name that is
108 * accepted as an alternative in parsing. This name, when there is one,
109 * is given as a quoted string in parentheses along with "aka". For
112 * "tun_id" (aka "tunnel_id").
114 * New fields should have only one name.
116 * - Any number of paragraphs of free text that describe the field. This
117 * is meant for human readers, so extract-ofp-fields ignores it.
119 * - A final paragraph that consists of a series of key-value pairs, one
120 * per line, in the form "key: value." where the period at the end of the
121 * line is a mandatory part of the syntax.
123 * Every field must specify the following key-value pairs:
127 * The format and size of the field's value. Some possible values are
130 * u8: A one-byte field.
131 * be16: A two-byte field.
132 * be32: A four-byte field.
133 * be64: An eight-byte field.
135 * The remaining values imply more about the value's semantics, though OVS
136 * does not currently take advantage of this additional information:
138 * MAC: A six-byte field whose value is an Ethernet address.
139 * IPv6: A 16-byte field whose value is an IPv6 address.
143 * Either "bitwise", if OVS supports matching any subset of bits in the
144 * field, or "no", if OVS only supports matching or wildcarding the entire
149 * Explains how a field's value is formatted and parsed for human
150 * consumption. Some of the options are fairly generally useful:
152 * decimal: Formats the value as a decimal number. On parsing, accepts
153 * decimal (with no prefix), hexadecimal with 0x prefix, or octal
156 * hexadecimal: Same as decimal except nonzero values are formatted in
157 * hex with 0x prefix. The default for parsing is *not* hexadecimal:
158 * only with a 0x prefix is the input in hexadecimal.
160 * Ethernet: Formats and accepts the common format xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx.
161 * 6-byte fields only.
163 * IPv4: Formats and accepts the common format w.x.y.z. 4-byte fields
166 * IPv6: Formats and accepts the common IPv6 formats. 16-byte fields
169 * OpenFlow 1.0 port: Accepts an OpenFlow well-known port name
170 * (e.g. "IN_PORT") in uppercase or lowercase, or a 16-bit port
171 * number in decimal. Formats ports using their well-known names in
172 * uppercase, or in decimal otherwise. 2-byte fields only.
174 * OpenFlow 1.1+ port: Same syntax as for OpenFlow 1.0 ports but for
175 * 4-byte OpenFlow 1.1+ port number fields.
177 * Others are very specific to particular fields:
179 * frag: One of the strings "no", "first", "later", "yes", "not_later"
180 * describing which IPv4/v6 fragments are matched.
182 * tunnel flags: Any number of the strings "df", "csum", "key", or
183 * "oam" separated by "|".
185 * TCP flags: See the description of tcp_flags in ovs-ofctl(8).
189 * The field's prerequisites. The values should be straightfoward.
193 * Either "read-only", for a field that cannot be changed via OpenFlow, or
194 * "read/write" for a modifiable field.
198 * If the field has an NXM field assignment, then this specifies the NXM
199 * name of the field (e.g. "NXM_OF_ETH_SRC"), followed by its nxm_type in
200 * parentheses, followed by "since v<x>.<y>" specifying the version of Open
201 * vSwitch that first supported this field in NXM (e.g. "since v1.1" if it
202 * was introduced in Open vSwitch 1.1).
204 * The NXM name must begin with NXM_OF_ or NXM_NX_. This allows OVS to
205 * determine the correct NXM class.
207 * If the field does not have an NXM field assignment, specify "none".
211 * If the field has an OXM field assignment, then this specifies the OXM
212 * name of the field (e.g. "OXM_OF_ETH_SRC"), followed by its nxm_type in
213 * parentheses, followed by "since OF<a>.<b> v<x>.<y>" specifying the
214 * versions of OpenFlow and Open vSwitch that first supported this field in
215 * OXM (e.g. "since OF1.3 and v1.10" if it was introduced in OpenFlow 1.3
216 * and first supported by Open vSwitch in version 1.10).
218 * Some fields have more than one OXM field assignment. For example,
219 * actset_output has an experimenter OXM assignment in OpenFlow 1.3 and a
220 * standard OXM assignment in OpenFlow 1.5. In such a case, specify both,
221 * separated by commas.
223 * OVS uses the start of the OXM field name to determine the correct OXM
224 * class. To support a new OXM class, edit the mapping table in
225 * build-aux/extract-ofp-fields.
227 * If the field does not have an OXM field assignment, specify "none".
229 * The following key-value pairs are optional. Open vSwitch already supports
230 * all the fields to which they apply, so new fields should probably not
231 * include these pairs:
235 * Specify this as "exact match" if OpenFlow 1.0 can match or wildcard the
236 * entire field, or as "CIDR mask" if OpenFlow 1.0 can match any CIDR
237 * prefix of the field. (OpenFlow 1.0 did not support bitwise matching.)
238 * Omit, if OpenFlow 1.0 did not support this field.
242 * Specify this as "exact match" if OpenFlow 1.1 can match or wildcard the
243 * entire field, or as "bitwise" if OpenFlow 1.1 can match any subset of
244 * bits in the field. Omit, if OpenFlow 1.1 did not support this field.
246 * The following key-value pair is optional:
248 * Prefix lookup member:
250 * If this field makes sense for use with classifier_set_prefix_fields(),
251 * specify the name of the "struct flow" member that corresponds to the
254 * Finally, a few "register" fields have very similar names and purposes,
255 * e.g. MFF_REG0 through MFF_REG7. For these, the comments may be merged
256 * together using <N> as a metasyntactic variable for the numeric suffix.
257 * Lines in the comment that are specific to one of the particular fields by
258 * writing, e.g. <1>, to consider that line only for e.g. MFF_REG1.
261 enum OVS_PACKED_ENUM mf_field_id {
268 * Flow hash computed in the datapath. Internal use only, not programmable
271 * The OXM code point for this is an attempt to test OXM experimenter
272 * support, which is otherwise difficult to test due to the dearth of use
273 * out in the wild. Because controllers can't add flows that match on
274 * dp_hash, this doesn't commit OVS to supporting this OXM experimenter
275 * code point in the future.
279 * Formatting: hexadecimal.
280 * Prerequisites: none.
282 * NXM: NXM_NX_DP_HASH(35) since v2.2.
283 * OXM: NXOXM_ET_DP_HASH(0) since OF1.5 and v2.4.
289 * ID for recirculation. The value 0 is reserved for initially received
290 * packets. Internal use only, not programmable from controller.
294 * Formatting: decimal.
295 * Prerequisites: none.
297 * NXM: NXM_NX_RECIRC_ID(36) since v2.2.
302 /* "tun_id" (aka "tunnel_id").
304 * The "key" or "tunnel ID" or "VNI" in a packet received via a keyed
305 * tunnel. For protocols in which the key is shorter than 64 bits, the key
306 * is stored in the low bits and the high bits are zeroed. For non-keyed
307 * tunnels and packets not received via a tunnel, the value is 0.
311 * Formatting: hexadecimal.
312 * Prerequisites: none.
313 * Access: read/write.
314 * NXM: NXM_NX_TUN_ID(16) since v1.1.
315 * OXM: OXM_OF_TUNNEL_ID(38) since OF1.3 and v1.10.
316 * Prefix lookup member: tunnel.tun_id.
322 * The IPv4 source address in the outer IP header of a tunneled packet.
324 * For non-tunneled packets, the value is 0.
329 * Prerequisites: none.
330 * Access: read/write.
331 * NXM: NXM_NX_TUN_IPV4_SRC(31) since v2.0.
333 * Prefix lookup member: tunnel.ip_src.
339 * The IPv4 destination address in the outer IP header of a tunneled
342 * For non-tunneled packets, the value is 0.
347 * Prerequisites: none.
348 * Access: read/write.
349 * NXM: NXM_NX_TUN_IPV4_DST(32) since v2.0.
351 * Prefix lookup member: tunnel.ip_dst.
357 * Combination of FLOW_TNL_F_* bitmapped flags that indicate properties of
358 * a tunneled packet. Internal use only, not programmable from controller.
360 * For non-tunneled packets, the value is 0.
364 * Formatting: tunnel flags.
365 * Prerequisites: none.
374 * The TTL in the outer IP header of a tunneled packet. Internal use only,
375 * not programmable from controller.
377 * For non-tunneled packets, the value is 0.
381 * Formatting: decimal.
382 * Prerequisites: none.
391 * The ToS value in the outer IP header of a tunneled packet. Internal use
392 * only, not programmable from controller.
396 * Formatting: decimal.
397 * Prerequisites: none.
406 * A scratch pad value standardized in OpenFlow 1.1+. Initially zero, at
407 * the beginning of the pipeline.
411 * Formatting: hexadecimal.
412 * Prerequisites: none.
413 * Access: read/write.
415 * OXM: OXM_OF_METADATA(2) since OF1.2 and v1.8.
416 * OF1.1: bitwise mask.
422 * 16-bit (OpenFlow 1.0) view of the physical or virtual port on which the
423 * packet was received.
427 * Formatting: OpenFlow 1.0 port.
428 * Prerequisites: none.
429 * Access: read/write.
430 * NXM: NXM_OF_IN_PORT(0) since v1.1.
432 * OF1.0: exact match.
433 * OF1.1: exact match.
439 * 32-bit (OpenFlow 1.1+) view of the physical or virtual port on which the
440 * packet was received.
444 * Formatting: OpenFlow 1.1+ port.
445 * Prerequisites: none.
446 * Access: read/write.
448 * OXM: OXM_OF_IN_PORT(0) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
449 * OF1.1: exact match.
455 * Designates the queue to which output will be directed. The value in
456 * this field is not necessarily the OpenFlow queue number; with the Linux
457 * kernel switch, it instead has a pair of subfields designating the
458 * "major" and "minor" numbers of a Linux kernel qdisc handle.
460 * This field is "semi-internal" in that it can be set with the "set_queue"
461 * action but not matched or read or written other ways.
465 * Formatting: hexadecimal.
466 * Prerequisites: none.
475 * Packet metadata mark. The mark may be passed into other system
476 * components in order to facilitate interaction between subsystems. On
477 * Linux this corresponds to struct sk_buff's "skb_mark" member but the
478 * exact implementation is platform-dependent.
482 * Formatting: hexadecimal.
483 * Prerequisites: none.
484 * Access: read/write.
485 * NXM: NXM_NX_PKT_MARK(33) since v2.0.
493 * Nicira extension scratch pad register with initial value 0.
497 * Formatting: hexadecimal.
498 * Prerequisites: none.
499 * Access: read/write.
500 * NXM: NXM_NX_REG0(0) since v1.1. <0>
501 * NXM: NXM_NX_REG1(1) since v1.1. <1>
502 * NXM: NXM_NX_REG2(2) since v1.1. <2>
503 * NXM: NXM_NX_REG3(3) since v1.1. <3>
504 * NXM: NXM_NX_REG4(4) since v1.3. <4>
505 * NXM: NXM_NX_REG5(5) since v1.7. <5>
506 * NXM: NXM_NX_REG6(6) since v1.7. <6>
507 * NXM: NXM_NX_REG7(7) since v1.7. <7>
519 #error "Need to update MFF_REG* to match FLOW_N_REGS"
522 #if FLOW_N_XREGS == 4
525 * OpenFlow 1.5 (draft) ``extended register". Each extended register
526 * overlays two of the Nicira extension 32-bit registers: xreg0 overlays
527 * reg0 and reg1, with reg0 supplying the most-significant bits of xreg0
528 * and reg1 the least-significant. xreg1 similarly overlays reg2 and reg3,
533 * Formatting: hexadecimal.
534 * Prerequisites: none.
535 * Access: read/write.
537 * OXM: OXM_OF_PKT_REG<N>(<N>) since OF1.5 and v2.4.
544 #error "Need to update MFF_REG* to match FLOW_N_XREGS"
551 /* "eth_src" (aka "dl_src").
553 * Source address in Ethernet header.
555 * This field was not maskable before Open vSwitch 1.8.
559 * Formatting: Ethernet.
560 * Prerequisites: none.
561 * Access: read/write.
562 * NXM: NXM_OF_ETH_SRC(2) since v1.1.
563 * OXM: OXM_OF_ETH_SRC(4) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
564 * OF1.0: exact match.
565 * OF1.1: bitwise mask.
569 /* "eth_dst" (aka "dl_dst").
571 * Destination address in Ethernet header.
573 * Before Open vSwitch 1.8, the allowed masks were restricted to
574 * 00:00:00:00:00:00, fe:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff, 01:00:00:00:00:00,
579 * Formatting: Ethernet.
580 * Prerequisites: none.
581 * Access: read/write.
582 * NXM: NXM_OF_ETH_DST(1) since v1.1.
583 * OXM: OXM_OF_ETH_DST(3) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
584 * OF1.0: exact match.
585 * OF1.1: bitwise mask.
589 /* "eth_type" (aka "dl_type").
591 * Packet's Ethernet type.
593 * For an Ethernet II packet this is taken from the Ethernet header. For
594 * an 802.2 LLC+SNAP header with OUI 00-00-00 this is taken from the SNAP
595 * header. A packet that has neither format has value 0x05ff
596 * (OFP_DL_TYPE_NOT_ETH_TYPE).
598 * For a packet with an 802.1Q header, this is the type of the encapsulated
603 * Formatting: hexadecimal.
604 * Prerequisites: none.
606 * NXM: NXM_OF_ETH_TYPE(3) since v1.1.
607 * OXM: OXM_OF_ETH_TYPE(5) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
608 * OF1.0: exact match.
609 * OF1.1: exact match.
617 /* It looks odd for vlan_tci, vlan_vid, and vlan_pcp to say that they are
618 * supported in OF1.0 and OF1.1, since the detailed semantics of these fields
619 * only apply to NXM or OXM. They are marked as supported for exact matches in
620 * OF1.0 and OF1.1 because exact matches on those fields can be successfully
621 * translated into the OF1.0 and OF1.1 flow formats. */
627 * For a packet with an 802.1Q header, this is the Tag Control Information
628 * (TCI) field, with the CFI bit forced to 1. For a packet with no 802.1Q
629 * header, this has value 0.
631 * This field can be used in various ways:
633 * - If it is not constrained at all, the nx_match matches packets
634 * without an 802.1Q header or with an 802.1Q header that has any TCI
637 * - Testing for an exact match with 0 matches only packets without an
640 * - Testing for an exact match with a TCI value with CFI=1 matches
641 * packets that have an 802.1Q header with a specified VID and PCP.
643 * - Testing for an exact match with a nonzero TCI value with CFI=0 does
644 * not make sense. The switch may reject this combination.
646 * - Testing with a specific VID and CFI=1, with nxm_mask=0x1fff, matches
647 * packets that have an 802.1Q header with that VID (and any PCP).
649 * - Testing with a specific PCP and CFI=1, with nxm_mask=0xf000, matches
650 * packets that have an 802.1Q header with that PCP (and any VID).
652 * - Testing with nxm_value=0, nxm_mask=0x0fff matches packets with no
653 * 802.1Q header or with an 802.1Q header with a VID of 0.
655 * - Testing with nxm_value=0, nxm_mask=0xe000 matches packets with no
656 * 802.1Q header or with an 802.1Q header with a PCP of 0.
658 * - Testing with nxm_value=0, nxm_mask=0xefff matches packets with no
659 * 802.1Q header or with an 802.1Q header with both VID and PCP of 0.
663 * Formatting: hexadecimal.
664 * Prerequisites: none.
665 * Access: read/write.
666 * NXM: NXM_OF_VLAN_TCI(4) since v1.1.
668 * OF1.0: exact match.
669 * OF1.1: exact match.
673 /* "dl_vlan" (OpenFlow 1.0).
675 * VLAN ID field. Zero if no 802.1Q header is present.
677 * Type: be16 (low 12 bits).
679 * Formatting: decimal.
680 * Prerequisites: none.
681 * Access: read/write.
684 * OF1.0: exact match.
685 * OF1.1: exact match.
689 /* "vlan_vid" (OpenFlow 1.2+).
691 * If an 802.1Q header is present, this field's value is 0x1000
692 * bitwise-or'd with the VLAN ID. If no 802.1Q is present, this field's
695 * Type: be16 (low 12 bits).
697 * Formatting: decimal.
698 * Prerequisites: none.
699 * Access: read/write.
701 * OXM: OXM_OF_VLAN_VID(6) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
702 * OF1.0: exact match.
703 * OF1.1: exact match.
707 /* "dl_vlan_pcp" (OpenFlow 1.0).
709 * VLAN priority (PCP) field. Zero if no 802.1Q header is present.
711 * Type: u8 (low 3 bits).
713 * Formatting: decimal.
714 * Prerequisites: none.
715 * Access: read/write.
718 * OF1.0: exact match.
719 * OF1.1: exact match.
723 /* "vlan_pcp" (OpenFlow 1.2+).
725 * VLAN priority (PCP) field. Zero if no 802.1Q header is present.
727 * Type: u8 (low 3 bits).
729 * Formatting: decimal.
730 * Prerequisites: VLAN VID.
731 * Access: read/write.
733 * OXM: OXM_OF_VLAN_PCP(7) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
734 * OF1.0: exact match.
735 * OF1.1: exact match.
745 * The outermost MPLS label, or 0 if no MPLS labels are present.
747 * Type: be32 (low 20 bits).
749 * Formatting: decimal.
750 * Prerequisites: MPLS.
751 * Access: read/write.
753 * OXM: OXM_OF_MPLS_LABEL(34) since OF1.2 and v1.11.
754 * OF1.1: exact match.
760 * The outermost MPLS label's traffic control (TC) field, or 0 if no MPLS
761 * labels are present.
763 * Type: u8 (low 3 bits).
765 * Formatting: decimal.
766 * Prerequisites: MPLS.
767 * Access: read/write.
769 * OXM: OXM_OF_MPLS_TC(35) since OF1.2 and v1.11.
770 * OF1.1: exact match.
776 * The outermost MPLS label's bottom of stack (BoS) field, or 0 if no MPLS
777 * labels are present.
779 * Type: u8 (low 1 bits).
781 * Formatting: decimal.
782 * Prerequisites: MPLS.
785 * OXM: OXM_OF_MPLS_BOS(36) since OF1.3 and v1.11.
793 /* Update mf_is_l3_or_higher() if MFF_IPV4_SRC is no longer the first element
794 * for a field of layer 3 or higher */
796 /* "ip_src" (aka "nw_src").
798 * The source address in the IPv4 header.
800 * Before Open vSwitch 1.8, only CIDR masks were supported.
805 * Prerequisites: IPv4.
806 * Access: read/write.
807 * NXM: NXM_OF_IP_SRC(7) since v1.1.
808 * OXM: OXM_OF_IPV4_SRC(11) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
810 * OF1.1: bitwise mask.
811 * Prefix lookup member: nw_src.
815 /* "ip_dst" (aka "nw_dst").
817 * The destination address in the IPv4 header.
819 * Before Open vSwitch 1.8, only CIDR masks were supported.
824 * Prerequisites: IPv4.
825 * Access: read/write.
826 * NXM: NXM_OF_IP_DST(8) since v1.1.
827 * OXM: OXM_OF_IPV4_DST(12) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
829 * OF1.1: bitwise mask.
830 * Prefix lookup member: nw_dst.
840 * The source address in the IPv6 header.
845 * Prerequisites: IPv6.
846 * Access: read/write.
847 * NXM: NXM_NX_IPV6_SRC(19) since v1.1.
848 * OXM: OXM_OF_IPV6_SRC(26) since OF1.2 and v1.1.
849 * Prefix lookup member: ipv6_src.
855 * The destination address in the IPv6 header.
860 * Prerequisites: IPv6.
861 * Access: read/write.
862 * NXM: NXM_NX_IPV6_DST(20) since v1.1.
863 * OXM: OXM_OF_IPV6_DST(27) since OF1.2 and v1.1.
864 * Prefix lookup member: ipv6_dst.
870 * The flow label in the IPv6 header.
872 * Type: be32 (low 20 bits).
874 * Formatting: hexadecimal.
875 * Prerequisites: IPv6.
877 * NXM: NXM_NX_IPV6_LABEL(27) since v1.4.
878 * OXM: OXM_OF_IPV6_FLABEL(28) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
882 /* ## ----------------------- ## */
883 /* ## IPv4/IPv6 common fields ## */
884 /* ## ----------------------- ## */
886 /* "nw_proto" (aka "ip_proto").
888 * The "protocol" byte in the IPv4 or IPv6 header.
892 * Formatting: decimal.
893 * Prerequisites: IPv4/IPv6.
895 * NXM: NXM_OF_IP_PROTO(6) since v1.1.
896 * OXM: OXM_OF_IP_PROTO(10) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
897 * OF1.0: exact match.
898 * OF1.1: exact match.
902 /* Both views of the DSCP below are marked as supported in all of the versions
903 * of OpenFlow because a match on either view can be successfully translated
904 * into every OpenFlow flow format. */
906 /* "nw_tos" (OpenFlow 1.0/1.1).
908 * The DSCP byte in the IPv4 header or the traffic class byte from the IPv6
909 * header, with the ECN bits forced to 0. (That is, bits 2-7 contain the
910 * type of service and bits 0-1 are zero.)
914 * Formatting: decimal.
915 * Prerequisites: IPv4/IPv6.
916 * Access: read/write.
917 * NXM: NXM_OF_IP_TOS(5) since v1.1.
919 * OF1.0: exact match.
920 * OF1.1: exact match.
924 /* "ip_dscp" (OpenFlow 1.2+).
926 * The DSCP byte in the IPv4 header or the traffic class byte from the IPv6
927 * header, shifted right 2 bits. (That is, bits 0-5 contain the type of
928 * service and bits 6-7 are zero.)
930 * Type: u8 (low 6 bits).
932 * Formatting: decimal.
933 * Prerequisites: IPv4/IPv6.
934 * Access: read/write.
936 * OXM: OXM_OF_IP_DSCP(8) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
937 * OF1.0: exact match.
938 * OF1.1: exact match.
942 /* "nw_ecn" (aka "ip_ecn").
944 * The ECN bits in the IPv4 or IPv6 header.
946 * Type: u8 (low 2 bits).
948 * Formatting: decimal.
949 * Prerequisites: IPv4/IPv6.
950 * Access: read/write.
951 * NXM: NXM_NX_IP_ECN(28) since v1.4.
952 * OXM: OXM_OF_IP_ECN(9) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
958 * The time-to-live (TTL) in the IPv4 header or hop limit in the IPv6
963 * Formatting: decimal.
964 * Prerequisites: IPv4/IPv6.
965 * Access: read/write.
966 * NXM: NXM_NX_IP_TTL(29) since v1.4.
973 * IP fragment information.
975 * This field has three possible values:
977 * - A packet that is not an IP fragment has value 0.
979 * - A packet that is an IP fragment with offset 0 (the first fragment)
980 * has bit 0 set and thus value 1.
982 * - A packet that is an IP fragment with nonzero offset has bits 0 and 1
983 * set and thus value 3.
985 * NX_IP_FRAG_ANY and NX_IP_FRAG_LATER are declared to symbolically
986 * represent the meanings of bits 0 and 1.
988 * The switch may reject matches against values that can never appear.
990 * It is important to understand how this field interacts with the OpenFlow
991 * IP fragment handling mode:
993 * - In OFPC_FRAG_DROP mode, the OpenFlow switch drops all IP fragments
994 * before they reach the flow table, so every packet that is available
995 * for matching will have value 0 in this field.
997 * - Open vSwitch does not implement OFPC_FRAG_REASM mode, but if it did
998 * then IP fragments would be reassembled before they reached the flow
999 * table and again every packet available for matching would always
1002 * - In OFPC_FRAG_NORMAL mode, all three values are possible, but
1003 * OpenFlow 1.0 says that fragments' transport ports are always 0, even
1004 * for the first fragment, so this does not provide much extra
1007 * - In OFPC_FRAG_NX_MATCH mode, all three values are possible. For
1008 * fragments with offset 0, Open vSwitch makes L4 header information
1011 * Type: u8 (low 2 bits).
1012 * Maskable: bitwise.
1014 * Prerequisites: IPv4/IPv6.
1015 * Access: read-only.
1016 * NXM: NXM_NX_IP_FRAG(26) since v1.3.
1029 * For an Ethernet+IP ARP packet, the opcode in the ARP header. Always 0
1030 * otherwise. Only ARP opcodes between 1 and 255 should be specified for
1035 * Formatting: decimal.
1036 * Prerequisites: ARP.
1037 * Access: read/write.
1038 * NXM: NXM_OF_ARP_OP(15) since v1.1.
1039 * OXM: OXM_OF_ARP_OP(21) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1040 * OF1.0: exact match.
1041 * OF1.1: exact match.
1047 * For an Ethernet+IP ARP packet, the source protocol (IPv4) address in the
1048 * ARP header. Always 0 otherwise.
1050 * Before Open vSwitch 1.8, only CIDR masks were supported.
1053 * Maskable: bitwise.
1055 * Prerequisites: ARP.
1056 * Access: read/write.
1057 * NXM: NXM_OF_ARP_SPA(16) since v1.1.
1058 * OXM: OXM_OF_ARP_SPA(22) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1060 * OF1.1: bitwise mask.
1066 * For an Ethernet+IP ARP packet, the target protocol (IPv4) address in the
1067 * ARP header. Always 0 otherwise.
1069 * Before Open vSwitch 1.8, only CIDR masks were supported.
1072 * Maskable: bitwise.
1074 * Prerequisites: ARP.
1075 * Access: read/write.
1076 * NXM: NXM_OF_ARP_TPA(17) since v1.1.
1077 * OXM: OXM_OF_ARP_TPA(23) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1079 * OF1.1: bitwise mask.
1085 * For an Ethernet+IP ARP packet, the source hardware (Ethernet) address in
1086 * the ARP header. Always 0 otherwise.
1089 * Maskable: bitwise.
1090 * Formatting: Ethernet.
1091 * Prerequisites: ARP.
1092 * Access: read/write.
1093 * NXM: NXM_NX_ARP_SHA(17) since v1.1.
1094 * OXM: OXM_OF_ARP_SHA(24) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1100 * For an Ethernet+IP ARP packet, the target hardware (Ethernet) address in
1101 * the ARP header. Always 0 otherwise.
1104 * Maskable: bitwise.
1105 * Formatting: Ethernet.
1106 * Prerequisites: ARP.
1107 * Access: read/write.
1108 * NXM: NXM_NX_ARP_THA(18) since v1.1.
1109 * OXM: OXM_OF_ARP_THA(25) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1117 /* "tcp_src" (aka "tp_src").
1122 * Maskable: bitwise.
1123 * Formatting: decimal.
1124 * Prerequisites: TCP.
1125 * Access: read/write.
1126 * NXM: NXM_OF_TCP_SRC(9) since v1.1.
1127 * OXM: OXM_OF_TCP_SRC(13) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1128 * OF1.0: exact match.
1129 * OF1.1: exact match.
1133 /* "tcp_dst" (aka "tp_dst").
1135 * TCP destination port.
1138 * Maskable: bitwise.
1139 * Formatting: decimal.
1140 * Prerequisites: TCP.
1141 * Access: read/write.
1142 * NXM: NXM_OF_TCP_DST(10) since v1.1.
1143 * OXM: OXM_OF_TCP_DST(14) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1144 * OF1.0: exact match.
1145 * OF1.1: exact match.
1151 * Flags in the TCP header.
1153 * TCP currently defines 9 flag bits, and additional 3 bits are reserved
1154 * (must be transmitted as zero). See RFCs 793, 3168, and 3540.
1156 * Type: be16 (low 12 bits).
1157 * Maskable: bitwise.
1158 * Formatting: TCP flags.
1159 * Prerequisites: TCP.
1160 * Access: read-only.
1161 * NXM: NXM_NX_TCP_FLAGS(34) since v2.1.
1162 * OXM: OXM_OF_TCP_FLAGS(42) since OF1.5 and v2.3.
1175 * Maskable: bitwise.
1176 * Formatting: decimal.
1177 * Prerequisites: UDP.
1178 * Access: read/write.
1179 * NXM: NXM_OF_UDP_SRC(11) since v1.1.
1180 * OXM: OXM_OF_UDP_SRC(15) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1181 * OF1.0: exact match.
1182 * OF1.1: exact match.
1188 * UDP destination port
1191 * Maskable: bitwise.
1192 * Formatting: decimal.
1193 * Prerequisites: UDP.
1194 * Access: read/write.
1195 * NXM: NXM_OF_UDP_DST(12) since v1.1.
1196 * OXM: OXM_OF_UDP_DST(16) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1197 * OF1.0: exact match.
1198 * OF1.1: exact match.
1211 * Maskable: bitwise.
1212 * Formatting: decimal.
1213 * Prerequisites: SCTP.
1214 * Access: read/write.
1216 * OXM: OXM_OF_SCTP_SRC(17) since OF1.2 and v2.0.
1217 * OF1.1: exact match.
1223 * SCTP destination port.
1226 * Maskable: bitwise.
1227 * Formatting: decimal.
1228 * Prerequisites: SCTP.
1229 * Access: read/write.
1231 * OXM: OXM_OF_SCTP_DST(18) since OF1.2 and v2.0.
1232 * OF1.1: exact match.
1246 * Formatting: decimal.
1247 * Prerequisites: ICMPv4.
1248 * Access: read-only.
1249 * NXM: NXM_OF_ICMP_TYPE(13) since v1.1.
1250 * OXM: OXM_OF_ICMPV4_TYPE(19) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1251 * OF1.0: exact match.
1252 * OF1.1: exact match.
1262 * Formatting: decimal.
1263 * Prerequisites: ICMPv4.
1264 * Access: read-only.
1265 * NXM: NXM_OF_ICMP_CODE(14) since v1.1.
1266 * OXM: OXM_OF_ICMPV4_CODE(20) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1267 * OF1.0: exact match.
1268 * OF1.1: exact match.
1278 * Formatting: decimal.
1279 * Prerequisites: ICMPv6.
1280 * Access: read-only.
1281 * NXM: NXM_NX_ICMPV6_TYPE(21) since v1.1.
1282 * OXM: OXM_OF_ICMPV6_TYPE(29) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1292 * Formatting: decimal.
1293 * Prerequisites: ICMPv6.
1294 * Access: read-only.
1295 * NXM: NXM_NX_ICMPV6_CODE(22) since v1.1.
1296 * OXM: OXM_OF_ICMPV6_CODE(30) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1300 /* ## ------------------------- ## */
1301 /* ## ICMPv6 Neighbor Discovery ## */
1302 /* ## ------------------------- ## */
1306 * The target address in an IPv6 Neighbor Discovery message.
1308 * Before Open vSwitch 1.8, only CIDR masks were supported.
1311 * Maskable: bitwise.
1313 * Prerequisites: ND.
1314 * Access: read-only.
1315 * NXM: NXM_NX_ND_TARGET(23) since v1.1.
1316 * OXM: OXM_OF_IPV6_ND_TARGET(31) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1322 * The source link layer address in an IPv6 Neighbor Discovery message.
1325 * Maskable: bitwise.
1326 * Formatting: Ethernet.
1327 * Prerequisites: ND solicit.
1328 * Access: read-only.
1329 * NXM: NXM_NX_ND_SLL(24) since v1.1.
1330 * OXM: OXM_OF_IPV6_ND_SLL(32) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1336 * The target link layer address in an IPv6 Neighbor Discovery message.
1339 * Maskable: bitwise.
1340 * Formatting: Ethernet.
1341 * Prerequisites: ND advert.
1342 * Access: read-only.
1343 * NXM: NXM_NX_ND_TLL(25) since v1.1.
1344 * OXM: OXM_OF_IPV6_ND_TLL(33) since OF1.2 and v1.7.
1351 /* A set of mf_field_ids. */
1353 unsigned long bm[BITMAP_N_LONGS(MFF_N_IDS)];
1355 #define MF_BITMAP_INITIALIZER { { [0] = 0 } }
1357 /* Use this macro as CASE_MFF_REGS: in a switch statement to choose all of the
1358 * MFF_REGn cases. */
1359 #if FLOW_N_REGS == 8
1360 #define CASE_MFF_REGS \
1361 case MFF_REG0: case MFF_REG1: case MFF_REG2: case MFF_REG3: \
1362 case MFF_REG4: case MFF_REG5: case MFF_REG6: case MFF_REG7
1364 #error "Need to update CASE_MFF_REGS to match FLOW_N_REGS"
1367 /* Use this macro as CASE_MFF_XREGS: in a switch statement to choose all of the
1368 * MFF_REGn cases. */
1369 #if FLOW_N_XREGS == 4
1370 #define CASE_MFF_XREGS \
1371 case MFF_XREG0: case MFF_XREG1: case MFF_XREG2: case MFF_XREG3
1373 #error "Need to update CASE_MFF_XREGS to match FLOW_N_XREGS"
1376 /* Prerequisites for matching a field.
1378 * A field may only be matched if the correct lower-level protocols are also
1379 * matched. For example, the TCP port may be matched only if the Ethernet type
1380 * matches ETH_TYPE_IP and the IP protocol matches IPPROTO_TCP. */
1381 enum OVS_PACKED_ENUM mf_prereqs {
1384 /* L2 requirements. */
1391 /* L2.5 requirements. */
1394 /* L2+L3 requirements. */
1395 MFP_TCP, /* On IPv4 or IPv6. */
1396 MFP_UDP, /* On IPv4 or IPv6. */
1397 MFP_SCTP, /* On IPv4 or IPv6. */
1401 /* L2+L3+L4 requirements. */
1407 /* Forms of partial-field masking allowed for a field.
1409 * Every field may be masked as a whole. */
1410 enum OVS_PACKED_ENUM mf_maskable {
1411 MFM_NONE, /* No sub-field masking. */
1412 MFM_FULLY, /* Every bit is individually maskable. */
1415 /* How to format or parse a field's value. */
1416 enum OVS_PACKED_ENUM mf_string {
1419 * The particular MFS_* constant sets the output format. On input, either
1420 * decimal or hexadecimal (prefixed with 0x) is accepted. */
1424 /* Other formats. */
1428 MFS_OFP_PORT, /* 16-bit OpenFlow 1.0 port number or name. */
1429 MFS_OFP_PORT_OXM, /* 32-bit OpenFlow 1.1+ port number or name. */
1430 MFS_FRAG, /* no, yes, first, later, not_later */
1431 MFS_TNL_FLAGS, /* FLOW_TNL_F_* flags */
1432 MFS_TCP_FLAGS, /* TCP_* flags */
1436 /* Identification. */
1437 enum mf_field_id id; /* MFF_*. */
1438 const char *name; /* Name of this field, e.g. "eth_type". */
1439 const char *extra_name; /* Alternate name, e.g. "dl_type", or NULL. */
1443 * Most fields have n_bytes * 8 == n_bits. There are a few exceptions:
1445 * - "dl_vlan" is 2 bytes but only 12 bits.
1446 * - "dl_vlan_pcp" is 1 byte but only 3 bits.
1447 * - "is_frag" is 1 byte but only 2 bits.
1448 * - "ipv6_label" is 4 bytes but only 20 bits.
1449 * - "mpls_label" is 4 bytes but only 20 bits.
1450 * - "mpls_tc" is 1 byte but only 3 bits.
1451 * - "mpls_bos" is 1 byte but only 1 bit.
1453 unsigned int n_bytes; /* Width of the field in bytes. */
1454 unsigned int n_bits; /* Number of significant bits in field. */
1457 enum mf_maskable maskable;
1458 enum mf_string string;
1459 enum mf_prereqs prereqs;
1460 bool writable; /* May be written by actions? */
1462 /* Usable protocols.
1464 * NXM and OXM are extensible, allowing later extensions to be sent in
1465 * earlier protocol versions, so this does not necessarily correspond to
1466 * the OpenFlow protocol version the field was introduced in.
1467 * Also, some field types are tranparently mapped to each other via the
1468 * struct flow (like vlan and dscp/tos fields), so each variant supports
1471 * These are combinations of OFPUTIL_P_*. (They are not declared as type
1472 * enum ofputil_protocol because that would give meta-flow.h and ofp-util.h
1473 * a circular dependency.) */
1474 uint32_t usable_protocols_exact; /* Matching or setting whole field. */
1475 uint32_t usable_protocols_cidr; /* Matching a CIDR mask in field. */
1476 uint32_t usable_protocols_bitwise; /* Matching arbitrary bits in field. */
1478 int flow_be32ofs; /* Field's be32 offset in "struct flow", if prefix tree
1479 * lookup is supported for the field, or -1. */
1482 /* The representation of a field's value. */
1484 struct in6_addr ipv6;
1485 uint8_t mac[ETH_ADDR_LEN];
1491 BUILD_ASSERT_DECL(sizeof(union mf_value) == 16);
1493 #define MF_EXACT_MASK_INITIALIZER { IN6ADDR_EXACT_INIT }
1495 /* Part of a field. */
1496 struct mf_subfield {
1497 const struct mf_field *field;
1498 unsigned int ofs; /* Bit offset. */
1499 unsigned int n_bits; /* Number of bits. */
1502 /* Data for some part of an mf_field.
1504 * The data is stored "right-justified". For example, if "union mf_subvalue
1505 * value" contains NXM_OF_VLAN_TCI[0..11], then one could access the
1506 * corresponding data in value.be16[7] as the bits in the mask htons(0xfff). */
1513 BUILD_ASSERT_DECL(sizeof(union mf_value) == sizeof (union mf_subvalue));
1515 /* Finding mf_fields. */
1516 const struct mf_field *mf_from_name(const char *name);
1518 static inline const struct mf_field *
1519 mf_from_id(enum mf_field_id id)
1521 extern const struct mf_field mf_fields[MFF_N_IDS];
1522 ovs_assert((unsigned int) id < MFF_N_IDS);
1523 return &mf_fields[id];
1526 /* Inspecting wildcarded bits. */
1527 bool mf_is_all_wild(const struct mf_field *, const struct flow_wildcards *);
1529 bool mf_is_mask_valid(const struct mf_field *, const union mf_value *mask);
1530 void mf_get_mask(const struct mf_field *, const struct flow_wildcards *,
1531 union mf_value *mask);
1533 /* Prerequisites. */
1534 bool mf_are_prereqs_ok(const struct mf_field *, const struct flow *);
1535 void mf_mask_field_and_prereqs(const struct mf_field *, struct flow *mask);
1538 mf_is_l3_or_higher(const struct mf_field *mf)
1540 return mf->id >= MFF_IPV4_SRC;
1544 bool mf_is_value_valid(const struct mf_field *, const union mf_value *value);
1546 void mf_get_value(const struct mf_field *, const struct flow *,
1547 union mf_value *value);
1548 void mf_set_value(const struct mf_field *, const union mf_value *value,
1550 void mf_set_flow_value(const struct mf_field *, const union mf_value *value,
1552 void mf_set_flow_value_masked(const struct mf_field *,
1553 const union mf_value *value,
1554 const union mf_value *mask,
1556 bool mf_is_zero(const struct mf_field *, const struct flow *);
1557 void mf_mask_field(const struct mf_field *, struct flow *);
1559 void mf_get(const struct mf_field *, const struct match *,
1560 union mf_value *value, union mf_value *mask);
1562 /* Returns the set of usable protocols. */
1563 enum ofputil_protocol mf_set(const struct mf_field *,
1564 const union mf_value *value,
1565 const union mf_value *mask,
1568 void mf_set_wild(const struct mf_field *, struct match *);
1571 void mf_write_subfield_flow(const struct mf_subfield *,
1572 const union mf_subvalue *, struct flow *);
1573 void mf_write_subfield(const struct mf_subfield *, const union mf_subvalue *,
1576 void mf_read_subfield(const struct mf_subfield *, const struct flow *,
1577 union mf_subvalue *);
1578 uint64_t mf_get_subfield(const struct mf_subfield *, const struct flow *);
1581 enum ofperr mf_check_src(const struct mf_subfield *, const struct flow *);
1582 enum ofperr mf_check_dst(const struct mf_subfield *, const struct flow *);
1584 /* Parsing and formatting. */
1585 char *mf_parse(const struct mf_field *, const char *,
1586 union mf_value *value, union mf_value *mask);
1587 char *mf_parse_value(const struct mf_field *, const char *, union mf_value *);
1588 void mf_format(const struct mf_field *,
1589 const union mf_value *value, const union mf_value *mask,
1591 void mf_format_subvalue(const union mf_subvalue *subvalue, struct ds *s);
1593 #endif /* meta-flow.h */