Route tabel, constanten uit Routprot.h

[RobIII]

Ik ben momenteel bezig met een programmatje in VB6. Helaas kan ik daar niet onder uit, dus geen offtopic gedoe daarover a.u.b.

Ik ben de routing tabel van windows aan het uitlezen, en heb het een heel eind klaar. Ik maak gebruik van de API-call "GetIpForwardTable" en ik krijg netjes de struct (mib_ipforwardrow) terug van windows. Een x aantal elementen uit die struct (*=type in VB6 ) krijg ik al mooi uitgelezen en geconverteerd naar IP adressen e.d.

Ik zit echter met het element "dwForwardProto". De definitie daarvan is "Specifies the protocol that generated the route. See Protocol Identifiers for a list of possible protocols". Nu zou ik graag deze waarde interpreteren en daar iets mee kunnen doen, echter ik kan nergens de waarden van deze constanten vinden. Volgens MSDN zijn ze gedefinieerd in "Routprot.h", en nu heb ik heel mijn HD afgezocht naar dat bestand, maar ik kan het nergens vinden (en ja, ik heb VC ook geïnstalleerd). Ook google en google groups zijn afgespeurd, maar ook daar krijg ik ze dus niet gevonden.

Mijn vraag: Kan iemand even de waarden van die constanten posten, of mij dat bestand effe mailen?

Het gaat dus om de volgende constanten:

code:

PROTO_IP_OTHER
PROTO_IP_LOCAL
PROTO_IP_NETMGMT
PROTO_IP_ICMP
PROTO_IP_EGP
PROTO_IP_GGP
PROTO_IP_HELLO
PROTO_IP_RIP
PROTO_IP_IS_IS
PROTO_IP_ES_IS
PROTO_IP_CISCO
PROTO_IP_BBN
PROTO_IP_OSPF
PROTO_IP_BGP
PROTO_IP_BOOTP
PROTO_IP_NT_AUTOSTATIC 
PROTO_IP_NT_STATIC 
PROTO_IP_NT_STATIC_NON_DOD

en eventueel:

code:

IPX_PROTOCOL_RIP
IPX_PROTOCOL_SAP
IPX_PROTOCOL_NLSP

En mochten er echte die-hards aanwezig zijn, dan ben ik ook eens benieuwd hoe ik die dwForwardMetric1 t/m dwForwardMetric5 goed interpreteer.

[Apache]

routprot.h

[RobIII]

Hartelijk bedankt, maar ik kan het bestand niet downloaden (link is dood?)...

[Spider.007]

Via Google kom ik op een site waar staat dat het bestand hier zou moeten staan:

code:

program files\microsoft visual studio.net\vc7

heb je daar iets aan? Wellicht iets over het hooft gezien bij het zoeken naar?

[RobIII]

Spider.007 schreef op 08 May 2003 @ 23:21:
Via Google kom ik op een site waar staat dat het bestand hier zou moeten staan:

code:

program files\microsoft visual studio.net\vc7

heb je daar iets aan? Wellicht iets over het hooft gezien bij het zoeken naar?

Le-zen

RobIII schreef op 08 May 2003 @ 18:18:
en nu heb ik heel mijn HD afgezocht naar dat bestand, maar ik kan het nergens vinden (en ja, ik heb VC ook geïnstalleerd)

En ik heb dus windows laten zoeken, zelf gezocht en zelfs met een "dir" gezocht... Ik zou evt. Visual C opnieuw kunnen installeren, maar ik vrees dat ik hem dan niet krijg, gezien het in een .net versie pas is opgenomen. En die heb ik ook wel weer, maar niet bij de hand........

[RobIII]

Heb 'm al

code:

//depot/private/homenet/net/published/inc/routprot.w#2 - integrate change 4116 (text)
/*++

Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

Module Name:

    routprot.h

Abstract:
    Include file for Routing Protocol inteface to Router Managers

--*/


#ifndef _ROUTPROT_H_
#define _ROUTPROT_H_

#if _MSC_VER > 1000
#pragma once
#endif

#include "stm.h"

#if _MSC_VER >= 1200
#pragma warning(push)
#endif
#pragma warning(disable:4201)
#pragma warning(disable:4200)

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//                                                                          //
// Supported functionality flags                                            //
//                                                                          //
// ROUTING                  Imports Routing Table Manager APIs              //
// SERVICES                 Exports Service Table Manager APIs              //
// DEMAND_UPDATE_ROUTES     IP and IPX RIP support for Autostatic           //
// DEMAND_UPDATE_SERVICES   IPX SAP, NLSP support for Autostatic            //
// ADD_ALL_INTERFACES       Adds all interfaces, even if no info is present //
// MULTICAST                Supports multicast                              //
// POWER                    Power Manageable                                //
//                                                                          //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#define RF_ROUTING              0x00000001
#define RF_DEMAND_UPDATE_ROUTES 0x00000004
#define RF_ADD_ALL_INTERFACES   0x00000010
#define RF_MULTICAST            0x00000020
#define RF_POWER                0x00000040

#if MPR50
#define MS_ROUTER_VERSION       0x00000500
#else
#error Router version not defined
#endif

typedef enum _ROUTING_PROTOCOL_EVENTS
{
    ROUTER_STOPPED,              // Result is empty
    SAVE_GLOBAL_CONFIG_INFO,     // Result is empty
    SAVE_INTERFACE_CONFIG_INFO,  // Result is interface index
                                 // for which config info is to be saved.
    UPDATE_COMPLETE,             // Result is UPDATE_COMPLETE_MESSAGE structure
}ROUTING_PROTOCOL_EVENTS;


typedef enum _NET_INTERFACE_TYPE
{
    PERMANENT,
    DEMAND_DIAL,
    LOCAL_WORKSTATION_DIAL,
    REMOTE_WORKSTATION_DIAL
} NET_INTERFACE_TYPE;

//
// Interface Receive Types
//

#define IR_PROMISCUOUS                  0
#define IR_PROMISCUOUS_MULTICAST        1

typedef struct _SUPPORT_FUNCTIONS
{
    union
    {
        ULONGLONG   _Align8;

        struct
        {
            DWORD   dwVersion;
            DWORD   dwReserved;
        };
    };

    //
    // Function called by routing protocol to initiate demand dial connection
    //

    OUT DWORD
    (WINAPI *DemandDialRequest)(
        IN      DWORD           ProtocolId,
        IN      DWORD           InterfaceIndex
        ) ;

    //
    // Can be called to set the interface's receive capability
    // See IR_Xxx values above
    //

    OUT DWORD
    (WINAPI *SetInterfaceReceiveType)(
        IN      DWORD           ProtocolId,
        IN      DWORD           InterfaceIndex,
        IN      DWORD           InterfaceReceiveType,
        IN      BOOL            bActivate
        );

    //
    // Must be called by every protocol to set the route preference
    // and perform other validation
    //

    OUT DWORD
    (WINAPI *ValidateRoute)(
        IN      DWORD           ProtocolId,
        IN      PVOID           RouteInfo,
        IN      PVOID           DestAddress OPTIONAL
        );


    //
    // The following entrypoints are provided as a way for getting
    // information that spans components
    //

    OUT DWORD
    (WINAPI *MIBEntryCreate)(
        IN      DWORD           dwRoutingPid,
        IN      DWORD           dwEntrySize,
        IN      LPVOID          lpEntry
        );

    OUT DWORD
    (WINAPI *MIBEntryDelete)(
        IN      DWORD           dwRoutingPid,
        IN      DWORD           dwEntrySize,
        IN      LPVOID          lpEntry
        );

    OUT DWORD
    (WINAPI *MIBEntrySet)(
        IN      DWORD           dwRoutingPid,
        IN      DWORD           dwEntrySize,
        IN      LPVOID          lpEntry
        );

    OUT DWORD
    (WINAPI *MIBEntryGet)(
        IN      DWORD           dwRoutingPid,
        IN      DWORD           dwInEntrySize,
        IN      LPVOID          lpInEntry,
        IN OUT  LPDWORD         lpOutEntrySize,
        OUT     LPVOID          lpOutEntry
        );

    OUT DWORD
    (WINAPI *MIBEntryGetFirst)(
        IN      DWORD           dwRoutingPid,
        IN      DWORD           dwInEntrySize,
        IN      LPVOID          lpInEntry,
        IN OUT  LPDWORD         lpOutEntrySize,
        OUT     LPVOID          lpOutEntry
        );

    OUT DWORD
    (WINAPI *MIBEntryGetNext)(
        IN      DWORD           dwRoutingPid,
        IN      DWORD           dwInEntrySize,
        IN      LPVOID          lpInEntry,
        IN OUT  LPDWORD         lpOutEntrySize,
        OUT     LPVOID          lpOutEntry
        );

    //
    // Can be called to get the router ID value
    //

    OUT DWORD
    (WINAPI *GetRouterId)(VOID);

    OUT BOOL
    (WINAPI *HasMulticastBoundary)(
        IN      DWORD           dwIfIndex,
        IN      DWORD           dwGroupAddress
        );

} SUPPORT_FUNCTIONS, *PSUPPORT_FUNCTIONS ;


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//                                                                          //
// All IP Protocols must use the protocol ids defined in the range below.   //
// Protocols not identified below can use any unassigned number BELOW       //
// 0xffff0000                                                               //
//                                                                          //
// NOTE: These numbers have been chosen to coincide with MIB-II protocol    //
// numbers. Allocation should not be arbitrary.                             //
//                                                                          //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#define PROTO_IP_OTHER      1
#define PROTO_IP_LOCAL      2
#define PROTO_IP_NETMGMT    3
#define PROTO_IP_ICMP       4
#define PROTO_IP_EGP        5
#define PROTO_IP_GGP        6
#define PROTO_IP_HELLO      7
#define PROTO_IP_RIP        8
#define PROTO_IP_IS_IS      9
#define PROTO_IP_ES_IS      10
#define PROTO_IP_CISCO      11
#define PROTO_IP_BBN        12
#define PROTO_IP_OSPF       13
#define PROTO_IP_BGP        14

//
// The multicast protocol IDs
//

#define PROTO_IP_MSDP        9
#define PROTO_IP_IGMP       10
#define PROTO_IP_BGMP       11

//
// The IPRTRMGR_PID is 10000 // 0x00002710
//

#define PROTO_IP_VRRP               112
#define PROTO_IP_BOOTP              9999    // 0x0000270F
#define PROTO_IP_NT_AUTOSTATIC      10002   // 0x00002712
#define PROTO_IP_DNS_PROXY          10003   // 0x00002713
#define PROTO_IP_DHCP_ALLOCATOR     10004   // 0x00002714
#define PROTO_IP_NAT                10005   // 0x00002715
#define PROTO_IP_NT_STATIC          10006   // 0x00002716
#define PROTO_IP_NT_STATIC_NON_DOD  10007   // 0x00002717
#define PROTO_IP_DIFFSERV           10008   // 0x00002718
#define PROTO_IP_MGM                10009   // 0x00002719
#define PROTO_IP_DTP                10010   // 0x0000271A
#define PROTO_IP_H323               10011   // 0x0000271B
#define PROTO_IP_FTP                10012   // 0x0000271C
#define PROTO_IP_ALG                10013   // 0x0000271D

//
// For all future development, the following macro must be used to generate
// Ids
//

//
//  Type            -   2 bits
//  Vendor          -  14 bits
//  ProtocolId      -  16 bits
//

#define PROTOCOL_ID(Type, VendorId, ProtocolId) \
    (((Type & 0x03)<<30)|((VendorId & 0x3FFF)<<16)|(ProtocolId & 0xFFFF))

//
//  |----|----|----|----|----|----|----|----|
//   Ty*** Vendor Id *** StandardProtocolId
//

#define TYPE_FROM_PROTO_ID(X)       (((X) >> 30) & 0x03)
#define VENDOR_FROM_PROTO_ID(X)     (((X) >> 16) & 0x3FFF)
#define PROTO_FROM_PROTO_ID(X)      ((X) & 0xFFFF)

//
// Types MS0 and MS1 are Microsoft Reserved
// A protocol that supports both unicast and multicast should use type
// MCAST
//

#define PROTO_TYPE_UCAST            0
#define PROTO_TYPE_MCAST            1
#define PROTO_TYPE_MS0              2
#define PROTO_TYPE_MS1              3

#define PROTO_VENDOR_MS0            0x0000
#define PROTO_VENDOR_MS1            0x137   // 311
#define PROTO_VENDOR_MS2            0x3FFF


#define MS_IP_BOOTP                 \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_UCAST, PROTO_VENDOR_MS0, PROTO_IP_BOOTP)

#define MS_IP_RIP                   \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_UCAST, PROTO_VENDOR_MS0, PROTO_IP_RIP)

#define MS_IP_OSPF                  \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_UCAST, PROTO_VENDOR_MS0, PROTO_IP_OSPF)

#define MS_IP_BGP                   \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_UCAST, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_BGP)

#define MS_IP_IGMP                  \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MCAST, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_IGMP)

#define MS_IP_BGMP                  \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MCAST, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_BGMP)

#define MS_IP_MSDP                  \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MCAST, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_MSDP)

#define MS_IP_DNS_PROXY             \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MS0, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_DNS_PROXY)

#define MS_IP_DHCP_ALLOCATOR        \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MS0, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_DHCP_ALLOCATOR)

#define MS_IP_NAT                   \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MS0, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_NAT)

#define MS_IP_DIFFSERV              \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MS0, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_DIFFSERV)

#define MS_IP_MGM                   \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MS0, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_MGM)

#define MS_IP_VRRP                  \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MS0, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_VRRP)

#define MS_IP_DTP                   \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MS0, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_DTP)

#define MS_IP_H323                  \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MS0, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_H323)

#define MS_IP_FTP                   \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MS0, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_FTP)

#define MS_IP_ALG                   \
    PROTOCOL_ID(PROTO_TYPE_MS0, PROTO_VENDOR_MS1, PROTO_IP_ALG)

//
// All IPX Protocols must use the protocol ids defined in the range below.
// Protocols not identified below can use any unassigned number greater than
// IPX_PROTOCOL_BASE.
//

#define IPX_PROTOCOL_BASE   0x0001ffff
#define IPX_PROTOCOL_RIP    IPX_PROTOCOL_BASE + 1
#define IPX_PROTOCOL_SAP    IPX_PROTOCOL_BASE + 2
#define IPX_PROTOCOL_NLSP   IPX_PROTOCOL_BASE + 3

typedef struct _UPDATE_COMPLETE_MESSAGE
{
    ULONG   InterfaceIndex;
    ULONG   UpdateType;        // DEMAND_UPDATE_ROUTES, DEMAND_UPDATE_SERVICES
    ULONG   UpdateStatus;      // NO_ERROR if successfull

}   UPDATE_COMPLETE_MESSAGE, *PUPDATE_COMPLETE_MESSAGE;

//
//  Message returned in Result parameter to GET_EVENT_MESSAGE api call.
//  UpdateCompleteMessage   returned for UPDATE_COMPLETE message
//  InterfaceIndex          returned for SAVE_INTERFACE_CONFIG_INFO message
//

typedef union _MESSAGE
{
    UPDATE_COMPLETE_MESSAGE UpdateCompleteMessage;
    DWORD                   InterfaceIndex;

}   MESSAGE, *PMESSAGE;

//
// Routing Interface Status types
//

#define RIS_INTERFACE_ADDRESS_CHANGE            0
#define RIS_INTERFACE_ENABLED                   1
#define RIS_INTERFACE_DISABLED                  2
#define RIS_INTERFACE_MEDIA_PRESENT             3
#define RIS_INTERFACE_MEDIA_ABSENT              4

//
// IPX Adapter Binding Info
//

typedef struct  IPX_ADAPTER_BINDING_INFO
{
    ULONG   AdapterIndex;
    UCHAR   Network[4];
    UCHAR   LocalNode[6];
    UCHAR   RemoteNode[6];
    ULONG   MaxPacketSize;
    ULONG   LinkSpeed;

}IPX_ADAPTER_BINDING_INFO, *PIPX_ADAPTER_BINDING_INFO;

//
// IP Adapter Binding Info
// This is the information associated with an ADDRESS_ARRIVAL event
// An address arrival may have AddressCount == 0, this implies a unnumbered
// interface
//

typedef struct IP_LOCAL_BINDING
{
    DWORD   Address;
    DWORD   Mask;
}IP_LOCAL_BINDING, *PIP_LOCAL_BINDING;

typedef struct  IP_ADAPTER_BINDING_INFO
{
    ULONG               AddressCount;
    DWORD               RemoteAddress;
    ULONG               Mtu;
    ULONGLONG           Speed;
    IP_LOCAL_BINDING    Address[0];
}IP_ADAPTER_BINDING_INFO, *PIP_ADAPTER_BINDING_INFO;

#define SIZEOF_IP_BINDING(X)                                \
    (FIELD_OFFSET(IP_ADAPTER_BINDING_INFO,Address[0]) +     \
     ((X) * sizeof(IP_LOCAL_BINDING)))



typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PSTART_PROTOCOL) (
    IN HANDLE               NotificationEvent,
    IN PSUPPORT_FUNCTIONS   SupportFunctions,
    IN LPVOID               GlobalInfo,
    IN ULONG                StructureVersion,
    IN ULONG                StructureSize,
    IN ULONG                StructureCount
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PSTART_COMPLETE) (
    VOID
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PSTOP_PROTOCOL) (
    VOID
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PADD_INTERFACE) (
    IN LPWSTR               InterfaceName,
    IN ULONG                InterfaceIndex,
    IN NET_INTERFACE_TYPE   InterfaceType,
    IN DWORD                MediaType,
    IN WORD                 AccessType,
    IN WORD                 ConnectionType,
    IN PVOID                InterfaceInfo,
    IN ULONG                StructureVersion,
    IN ULONG                StructureSize,
    IN ULONG                StructureCount
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PDELETE_INTERFACE) (
    IN ULONG    InterfaceIndex
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PGET_EVENT_MESSAGE) (
    OUT ROUTING_PROTOCOL_EVENTS  *Event,
    OUT MESSAGE                  *Result
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PGET_INTERFACE_INFO) (
    IN      ULONG   InterfaceIndex,
    IN      PVOID   InterfaceInfo,
    IN  OUT PULONG  BufferSize,
    OUT     PULONG  StructureVersion,
    IN      PULONG  StructureSize,
    OUT     PULONG  StructureCount
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PSET_INTERFACE_INFO) (
    IN ULONG    InterfaceIndex,
    IN PVOID    InterfaceInfo,
    IN ULONG    StructureVersion,
    IN ULONG    StructureSize,
    IN ULONG    StructureCount
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PINTERFACE_STATUS) (
    IN ULONG    InterfaceIndex,
    IN BOOL     InterfaceActive,
    IN DWORD    StatusType,
    IN PVOID    StatusInfo
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PQUERY_POWER) (
    IN  DWORD   PowerType
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PSET_POWER) (
    IN  DWORD   PowerType
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PGET_GLOBAL_INFO) (
    IN     PVOID    GlobalInfo,
    IN OUT PULONG   BufferSize,
    OUT    PULONG   StructureVersion,
    OUT    PULONG   StructureSize,
    OUT    PULONG   StructureCount
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PSET_GLOBAL_INFO) (
    IN  PVOID   GlobalInfo,
    IN  ULONG   StructureVersion,
    IN  ULONG   StructureSize,
    IN  ULONG   StructureCount
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PDO_UPDATE_ROUTES) (
    IN ULONG    InterfaceIndex
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PMIB_CREATE) (
    IN ULONG    InputDataSize,
    IN PVOID    InputData
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PMIB_DELETE) (
    IN ULONG    InputDataSize,
    IN PVOID    InputData
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PMIB_GET) (
    IN  ULONG   InputDataSize,
    IN  PVOID   InputData,
    OUT PULONG  OutputDataSize,
    OUT PVOID   OutputData
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PMIB_SET) (
    IN ULONG    InputDataSize,
    IN PVOID    InputData
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PMIB_GET_FIRST) (
    IN  ULONG   InputDataSize,
    IN  PVOID   InputData,
    OUT PULONG  OutputDataSize,
    OUT PVOID   OutputData
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PMIB_GET_NEXT) (
    IN  ULONG   InputDataSize,
    IN  PVOID   InputData,
    OUT PULONG  OutputDataSize,
    OUT PVOID   OutputData
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PMIB_SET_TRAP_INFO) (
    IN  HANDLE  Event,
    IN  ULONG   InputDataSize,
    IN  PVOID   InputData,
    OUT PULONG  OutputDataSize,
    OUT PVOID   OutputData
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PMIB_GET_TRAP_INFO) (
    IN  ULONG   InputDataSize,
    IN  PVOID   InputData,
    OUT PULONG  OutputDataSize,
    OUT PVOID   OutputData
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI *PCONNECT_CLIENT) (
    IN ULONG    InterfaceIndex,
    IN PVOID    ClientAddress
    );

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI *PDISCONNECT_CLIENT) (
    IN ULONG    InterfaceIndex,
    IN PVOID    ClientAddress
    );

//
// InterfaceFlags used with the GetNeighbors() call below
//

#define MRINFO_TUNNEL_FLAG   0x01
#define MRINFO_PIM_FLAG      0x04
#define MRINFO_DOWN_FLAG     0x10
#define MRINFO_DISABLED_FLAG 0x20
#define MRINFO_QUERIER_FLAG  0x40
#define MRINFO_LEAF_FLAG     0x80

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI *PGET_NEIGHBORS) (
    IN     DWORD  InterfaceIndex,
    IN     PDWORD NeighborList,
    IN OUT PDWORD NeighborListSize,
       OUT PBYTE  InterfaceFlags
    );

//
// StatusCode values used with the GetMfeStatus() call below.
// The protocol should return the highest-valued one that applies.
//

#define MFE_NO_ERROR          0 // none of the below events
#define MFE_REACHED_CORE      1 // this router is an RP/core for the group

//
// StatusCode values set by oif owner only
//

#define MFE_OIF_PRUNED        5 // no downstream receivers exist on oif

//
// StatusCode values set by iif owner only
//

#define MFE_PRUNED_UPSTREAM   4 // a prune was send upstream
#define MFE_OLD_ROUTER       11 // upstream nbr doesn't support mtrace

//
// StatusCode values which are used only by the Router Manager itself:
//

#define MFE_NOT_FORWARDING    2 // not fwding for an unspecified reason
#define MFE_WRONG_IF          3 // mtrace received on iif
#define MFE_BOUNDARY_REACHED  6 // iif or oif is admin scope boundary
#define MFE_NO_MULTICAST      7 // oif is not multicast-enabled
#define MFE_IIF               8 // mtrace arrived on iif
#define MFE_NO_ROUTE          9 // router has no route that matches
#define MFE_NOT_LAST_HOP     10 // router is not the proper last-hop router
#define MFE_PROHIBITED       12 // mtrace is administratively prohibited
#define MFE_NO_SPACE         13 // not enough room in packet

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI *PGET_MFE_STATUS) (
    IN     DWORD  InterfaceIndex,
    IN     DWORD  GroupAddress,
    IN     DWORD  SourceAddress,
    OUT    PBYTE  StatusCode
    );


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//                                                                          //
// This is the structure passed between the router manager and a protocol   //
// upon registration.                                                       //
//                                                                          //
// IN OUT DWORD dwVersion                                                   //
// This is filled by the router manager to indicate the version it supports.//
// The DLL MUST set this to the version that the protocol will support.     //
//                                                                          //
// IN DWORD dwProtocolId                                                    //
// This the protocol the router manager is expecting the DLL to register.   //
// If the DLL does not support this protocol, it MUST return                //
// ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED                                                      //
// A DLL will be called once for every protocol it supports                 //
//                                                                          //
// IN OUT DWORD fSupportedFunctionality                                     //
// These are the flags denoting the functionality the router manager        //
// supports. The DLL MUST reset this to the functionality that it supports. //
//                                                                          //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


typedef struct _MPR50_ROUTING_CHARACTERISTICS
{
    DWORD               dwVersion;
    DWORD               dwProtocolId;
    DWORD               fSupportedFunctionality;

    PSTART_PROTOCOL     pfnStartProtocol;
    PSTART_COMPLETE     pfnStartComplete;
    PSTOP_PROTOCOL      pfnStopProtocol;
    PGET_GLOBAL_INFO    pfnGetGlobalInfo;
    PSET_GLOBAL_INFO    pfnSetGlobalInfo;
    PQUERY_POWER        pfnQueryPower;
    PSET_POWER          pfnSetPower;

    PADD_INTERFACE      pfnAddInterface;
    PDELETE_INTERFACE   pfnDeleteInterface;
    PINTERFACE_STATUS   pfnInterfaceStatus;
    PGET_INTERFACE_INFO pfnGetInterfaceInfo;
    PSET_INTERFACE_INFO pfnSetInterfaceInfo;

    PGET_EVENT_MESSAGE  pfnGetEventMessage;

    PDO_UPDATE_ROUTES   pfnUpdateRoutes;

    PCONNECT_CLIENT     pfnConnectClient;
    PDISCONNECT_CLIENT  pfnDisconnectClient;

    PGET_NEIGHBORS      pfnGetNeighbors;
    PGET_MFE_STATUS     pfnGetMfeStatus;

    PMIB_CREATE         pfnMibCreateEntry;
    PMIB_DELETE         pfnMibDeleteEntry;
    PMIB_GET            pfnMibGetEntry;
    PMIB_SET            pfnMibSetEntry;
    PMIB_GET_FIRST      pfnMibGetFirstEntry;
    PMIB_GET_NEXT       pfnMibGetNextEntry;
    PMIB_SET_TRAP_INFO  pfnMibSetTrapInfo;
    PMIB_GET_TRAP_INFO  pfnMibGetTrapInfo;

}MPR50_ROUTING_CHARACTERISTICS;

#if MPR50
typedef MPR50_ROUTING_CHARACTERISTICS MPR_ROUTING_CHARACTERISTICS;
#endif

typedef MPR_ROUTING_CHARACTERISTICS *PMPR_ROUTING_CHARACTERISTICS;


//
// All routing protocols must export the following entry point.
// The router manager calls this function to allow the routing
// protocol to register
//

#define REGISTER_PROTOCOL_ENTRY_POINT           RegisterProtocol
#define REGISTER_PROTOCOL_ENTRY_POINT_STRING    "RegisterProtocol"

typedef
DWORD
(WINAPI * PREGISTER_PROTOCOL) (
    IN OUT PMPR_ROUTING_CHARACTERISTICS pRoutingChar,
    IN OUT PMPR_SERVICE_CHARACTERISTICS pServiceChar
    );


#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#if _MSC_VER >= 1200
#pragma warning(pop)
#else
#pragma warning(default:4200)
#pragma warning(default:4201)
#endif

#endif      // _ROUTPROT_H_

[Spider.007]

Mag ik vragen waar je hem vandaan hebt

[RobIII]

Jah, ben effe op en neer gereden (anderhalf uur ) om .Net studio op te halen...