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/*

 * Copyright 2009 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All rights reserved.

 * Use is subject to license terms.

 */

#ifndef	_SYS_MAC_H

#define	_SYS_MAC_H

#include <sys/types.h>

#include <sys/ddi.h>

#include <sys/sunddi.h>

#include <sys/stream.h>

#include <sys/mac_flow.h>

/*

 * MAC Services Module

 */

#ifdef	__cplusplus

extern "C" {

#endif

/*

 * MAC Information (text emitted by modinfo(1m))

 */

#define	MAC_INFO	"MAC Services v1.20"

/*

 * MAC-Type version identifier.  This is used by mactype_alloc() and

 * mactype_register() to verify that incompatible MAC-Type plugins don't

 * register.

 */

#define	MACTYPE_VERSION	0x1

/*

 * Opaque handle types

 */

typedef struct __mac_handle		*mac_handle_t;

typedef struct __mac_resource_handle	*mac_resource_handle_t;

typedef struct __mac_notify_handle	*mac_notify_handle_t;

typedef struct __mac_tx_notify_handle	*mac_tx_notify_handle_t;

typedef	struct __mac_intr_handle	*mac_intr_handle_t;

typedef	struct __mac_ring_handle	*mac_ring_handle_t;

typedef	struct __mac_group_handle	*mac_group_handle_t;

#define	DATALINK_INVALID_LINKID	0

#define	DATALINK_ALL_LINKID	0

#define	DATALINK_MAX_LINKID	0xffffffff

#define	MAC_MAX_MINOR	1000

typedef enum {

	LINK_STATE_UNKNOWN = -1,

	LINK_STATE_DOWN,

	LINK_STATE_UP

} link_state_t;

typedef enum {

	LINK_DUPLEX_UNKNOWN = 0,

	LINK_DUPLEX_HALF,

	LINK_DUPLEX_FULL

} link_duplex_t;

typedef enum {

	LINK_FLOWCTRL_NONE = 0,

	LINK_FLOWCTRL_RX,

	LINK_FLOWCTRL_TX,

	LINK_FLOWCTRL_BI

} link_flowctrl_t;

typedef enum {

	LINK_TAGMODE_VLANONLY = 0,

	LINK_TAGMODE_NORMAL

} link_tagmode_t;

/*

 * Maximum MAC address length

 */

#define	MAXMACADDRLEN		20

typedef enum {

	MAC_LOGTYPE_LINK = 1,

	MAC_LOGTYPE_FLOW

} mac_logtype_t;

/*

 * Encodings for public properties.

 * A most significant bit value of 1 indicates private property, intended

 * to allow private property implementations to use internal encodings

 * if desired.

 *

 * Note that there are 2 sets of parameters: the *_EN_*

 * values are those that the Administrator configures for autonegotiation.

 * The _ADV_* values are those that are currently exposed over the wire.

 */

#define	MAXLINKPROPNAME		256

#define	MAC_PROP_DEFAULT	0x0001

typedef enum {

	MAC_PROP_DUPLEX = 0x00000001,

	MAC_PROP_SPEED,

	MAC_PROP_STATUS,

	MAC_PROP_AUTONEG,

	MAC_PROP_EN_AUTONEG,

	MAC_PROP_MTU,

	MAC_PROP_ZONE,

	MAC_PROP_AUTOPUSH,

	MAC_PROP_FLOWCTRL,

	MAC_PROP_ADV_1000FDX_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_EN_1000FDX_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_ADV_1000HDX_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_EN_1000HDX_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_ADV_100FDX_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_EN_100FDX_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_ADV_100HDX_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_EN_100HDX_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_ADV_10FDX_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_EN_10FDX_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_ADV_10HDX_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_EN_10HDX_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_ADV_100T4_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_EN_100T4_CAP,

	MAC_PROP_WL_ESSID,

	MAC_PROP_WL_BSSID,

	MAC_PROP_WL_BSSTYPE,

	MAC_PROP_WL_LINKSTATUS,

	MAC_PROP_WL_DESIRED_RATES,

	MAC_PROP_WL_SUPPORTED_RATES,

	MAC_PROP_WL_AUTH_MODE,

	MAC_PROP_WL_ENCRYPTION,

	MAC_PROP_WL_RSSI,

	MAC_PROP_WL_PHY_CONFIG,

	MAC_PROP_WL_CAPABILITY,

	MAC_PROP_WL_WPA,

	MAC_PROP_WL_SCANRESULTS,

	MAC_PROP_WL_POWER_MODE,

	MAC_PROP_WL_RADIO,

	MAC_PROP_WL_ESS_LIST,

	MAC_PROP_WL_KEY_TAB,

	MAC_PROP_WL_CREATE_IBSS,

	MAC_PROP_WL_SETOPTIE,

	MAC_PROP_WL_DELKEY,

	MAC_PROP_WL_KEY,

	MAC_PROP_WL_MLME,

	MAC_PROP_MAXBW,

	MAC_PROP_PRIO,

	MAC_PROP_BIND_CPU,

	MAC_PROP_TAGMODE,

	MAC_PROP_PRIVATE = -1

} mac_prop_id_t;

/*

 * Flags to figure out r/w status of legacy ndd props.

 */

#define	MAC_PROP_PERM_READ		0x0001

#define	MAC_PROP_PERM_WRITE		0x0010

#define	MAC_PROP_MAP_KSTAT		0x0100

#define	MAC_PROP_PERM_RW		(MAC_PROP_PERM_READ|MAC_PROP_PERM_WRITE)

#define	MAC_PROP_FLAGS_RK		(MAC_PROP_PERM_READ|MAC_PROP_MAP_KSTAT)

#ifdef	_KERNEL

/*

 * There are three ranges of statistics values.  0 to 1 - MAC_STAT_MIN are

 * interface statistics maintained by the mac module.  MAC_STAT_MIN to 1 -

 * MACTYPE_STAT_MIN are common MAC statistics defined by the mac module and

 * maintained by each driver.  MACTYPE_STAT_MIN and above are statistics

 * defined by MAC-Type plugins and maintained by each driver.

 */

#define	MAC_STAT_MIN		1000

#define	MACTYPE_STAT_MIN	2000

#define	IS_MAC_STAT(stat)	\

	(stat >= MAC_STAT_MIN && stat < MACTYPE_STAT_MIN)

#define	IS_MACTYPE_STAT(stat)	(stat >= MACTYPE_STAT_MIN)

/*

 * Statistics maintained by the mac module, and possibly populated as link

 * statistics.

 */

enum mac_mod_stat {

	MAC_STAT_LINK_STATE,

	MAC_STAT_LINK_UP,

	MAC_STAT_PROMISC

};

/*

 * Do not reorder, and add only to the end of this list.

 */

enum mac_driver_stat {

	/* MIB-II stats (RFC 1213 and RFC 1573) */

	MAC_STAT_IFSPEED = MAC_STAT_MIN,

	MAC_STAT_MULTIRCV,

	MAC_STAT_BRDCSTRCV,

	MAC_STAT_MULTIXMT,

	MAC_STAT_BRDCSTXMT,

	MAC_STAT_NORCVBUF,

	MAC_STAT_IERRORS,

	MAC_STAT_UNKNOWNS,

	MAC_STAT_NOXMTBUF,

	MAC_STAT_OERRORS,

	MAC_STAT_COLLISIONS,

	MAC_STAT_RBYTES,

	MAC_STAT_IPACKETS,

	MAC_STAT_OBYTES,

	MAC_STAT_OPACKETS,

	MAC_STAT_UNDERFLOWS,

	MAC_STAT_OVERFLOWS

};

#define	MAC_NSTAT	(MAC_STAT_OVERFLOWS - MAC_STAT_IFSPEED + 1)

#define	MAC_STAT_ISACOUNTER(_stat) (		\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_MULTIRCV ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_BRDCSTRCV ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_MULTIXMT ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_BRDCSTXMT ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_NORCVBUF ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_IERRORS ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_UNKNOWNS ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_NOXMTBUF ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_OERRORS ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_COLLISIONS ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_RBYTES ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_IPACKETS ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_OBYTES ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_OPACKETS ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_UNDERFLOWS ||	\

	    (_stat) == MAC_STAT_OVERFLOWS)

/*

 * Immutable information. (This may not be modified after registration).

 */

typedef struct mac_info_s {

	uint_t		mi_media;

	uint_t		mi_nativemedia;

	uint_t		mi_addr_length;

	uint8_t		*mi_unicst_addr;

	uint8_t		*mi_brdcst_addr;

} mac_info_t;

/*

 * When VNICs are created on top of the NIC, there are two levels

 * of MAC layer, a lower MAC, which is the MAC layer at the level of the

 * physical NIC, and an upper MAC, which is the MAC layer at the level

 * of the VNIC. Each VNIC maps to a MAC client at the lower MAC, and

 * the SRS and classification is done at the lower MAC level. The upper

 * MAC is therefore for the most part pass-through, and therefore

 * special processing needs to be done at the upper MAC layer when

 * dealing with a VNIC.

 *

 * This capability allows the MAC layer to detect when a VNIC is being

 * access, and implement the required shortcuts.

 */

typedef void *(*mac_client_handle_fn_t)(void *);

typedef struct mac_capab_vnic_s {

	void			*mcv_arg;

	mac_client_handle_fn_t	mcv_mac_client_handle;

} mac_capab_vnic_t;

typedef void (*mac_rename_fn_t)(const char *, void *);

typedef struct mac_capab_aggr_s {

	mac_rename_fn_t mca_rename_fn;

	int (*mca_unicst)(void *, const uint8_t *);

} mac_capab_aggr_t;

typedef enum {

	MAC_NOTE_LINK,

	MAC_NOTE_PROMISC,

	MAC_NOTE_UNICST,

	MAC_NOTE_TX,

	MAC_NOTE_RESOURCE,

	MAC_NOTE_DEVPROMISC,

	MAC_NOTE_FASTPATH_FLUSH,

	MAC_NOTE_SDU_SIZE,

	MAC_NOTE_MARGIN,

	MAC_NOTE_CAPAB_CHG,

	MAC_NNOTE	/* must be the last entry */

} mac_notify_type_t;

typedef void		(*mac_notify_t)(void *, mac_notify_type_t);

typedef void		(*mac_rx_t)(void *, mac_resource_handle_t, mblk_t *,

			    boolean_t);

typedef	mblk_t		*(*mac_receive_t)(void *, int);

/*

 * MAC promiscuous types

 */

typedef enum {

	MAC_PROMISC = 0x01,		/* MAC instance is promiscuous */

	MAC_DEVPROMISC = 0x02		/* Device is promiscuous */

} mac_promisc_type_t;

/*

 * MAC resource types

 */

typedef enum {

	MAC_RX_FIFO = 1

} mac_resource_type_t;

typedef	int	(*mac_intr_enable_t)(mac_intr_handle_t);

typedef	int	(*mac_intr_disable_t)(mac_intr_handle_t);

typedef	struct mac_intr_s {

	mac_intr_handle_t	mi_handle;

	mac_intr_enable_t	mi_enable;

	mac_intr_disable_t	mi_disable;

} mac_intr_t;

typedef struct mac_rx_fifo_s {

	mac_resource_type_t	mrf_type;	/* MAC_RX_FIFO */

	mac_intr_t		mrf_intr;

	mac_receive_t		mrf_receive;

	void			*mrf_rx_arg;

	uint32_t		mrf_flow_priority;

	/*

	 * The CPU this flow is to be processed on. With intrd and future

	 * things, we should know which CPU the flow needs to be processed

	 * and get a squeue assigned on that CPU.

	 */

	uint_t			mrf_cpu_id;

} mac_rx_fifo_t;

#define	mrf_intr_handle		mrf_intr.mi_handle

#define	mrf_intr_enable		mrf_intr.mi_enable

#define	mrf_intr_disable	mrf_intr.mi_disable

typedef union mac_resource_u {

	mac_resource_type_t	mr_type;

	mac_rx_fifo_t		mr_fifo;

} mac_resource_t;

typedef enum {

	MAC_ADDRTYPE_UNICAST,

	MAC_ADDRTYPE_MULTICAST,

	MAC_ADDRTYPE_BROADCAST

} mac_addrtype_t;

typedef struct mac_header_info_s {

	size_t		mhi_hdrsize;

	size_t		mhi_pktsize;

	const uint8_t	*mhi_daddr;

	const uint8_t	*mhi_saddr;

	uint32_t	mhi_origsap;

	uint32_t	mhi_bindsap;

	mac_addrtype_t	mhi_dsttype;

	uint16_t	mhi_tci;

	boolean_t	mhi_istagged;

} mac_header_info_t;

/*

 * Function pointer to match dls client signature. Should be same as

 * dls_rx_t to allow a soft ring to bypass DLS layer and call a DLS

 * client directly.

 */

typedef	void		(*mac_direct_rx_t)(void *, mac_resource_handle_t,

				mblk_t *, mac_header_info_t *);

typedef mac_resource_handle_t	(*mac_resource_add_t)(void *, mac_resource_t *);

typedef int			(*mac_resource_bind_t)(void *,

    mac_resource_handle_t, processorid_t);

typedef void			(*mac_resource_remove_t)(void *, void *);

typedef void			(*mac_resource_quiesce_t)(void *, void *);

typedef void			(*mac_resource_restart_t)(void *, void *);

typedef int			(*mac_resource_modify_t)(void *, void *,

				    mac_resource_t *);

typedef	void			(*mac_change_upcall_t)(void *, mac_direct_rx_t,

    void *);

/*

 * MAC-Type plugin interfaces

 */

typedef int		(*mtops_addr_verify_t)(const void *, void *);

typedef boolean_t	(*mtops_sap_verify_t)(uint32_t, uint32_t *, void *);

typedef mblk_t		*(*mtops_header_t)(const void *, const void *,

    uint32_t, void *, mblk_t *, size_t);

typedef int		(*mtops_header_info_t)(mblk_t *, void *,

    mac_header_info_t *);

typedef boolean_t	(*mtops_pdata_verify_t)(void *, size_t);

typedef	mblk_t		*(*mtops_header_modify_t)(mblk_t *, void *);

typedef void		(*mtops_link_details_t)(char *, size_t, mac_handle_t,

    void *);

typedef struct mactype_ops_s {

	uint_t			mtops_ops;

	/*

	 * mtops_unicst_verify() returns 0 if the given address is a valid

	 * unicast address, or a non-zero errno otherwise.

	 */

	mtops_addr_verify_t	mtops_unicst_verify;

	/*

	 * mtops_multicst_verify() returns 0 if the given address is a

	 * valid multicast address, or a non-zero errno otherwise.  If the

	 * media doesn't support multicast, ENOTSUP should be returned (for

	 * example).

	 */

	mtops_addr_verify_t	mtops_multicst_verify;

	/*

	 * mtops_sap_verify() returns B_TRUE if the given SAP is a valid

	 * SAP value, or B_FALSE otherwise.

	 */

	mtops_sap_verify_t	mtops_sap_verify;

	/*

	 * mtops_header() is used to allocate and construct a MAC header.

	 */

	mtops_header_t		mtops_header;

	/*

	 * mtops_header_info() is used to gather information on a given MAC

	 * header.

	 */

	mtops_header_info_t	mtops_header_info;

	/*

	 * mtops_pdata_verify() is used to verify the validity of MAC

	 * plugin data.  It is called by mac_register() if the driver has

	 * supplied MAC plugin data, and also by mac_pdata_update() when

	 * drivers update the data.

	 */

	mtops_pdata_verify_t	mtops_pdata_verify;

	/*

	 * mtops_header_cook() is an optional callback that converts (or

	 * "cooks") the given raw header (as sent by a raw DLPI consumer)

	 * into one that is appropriate to send down to the MAC driver.

	 * Following the example above, an Ethernet header sent down by a

	 * DLPI consumer would be converted to whatever header the MAC

	 * driver expects.

	 */

	mtops_header_modify_t	mtops_header_cook;

	/*

	 * mtops_header_uncook() is an optional callback that does the

	 * opposite of mtops_header_cook().  It "uncooks" a given MAC

	 * header (as received from the driver) for consumption by raw DLPI

	 * consumers.  For example, for a non-Ethernet plugin that wants

	 * raw DLPI consumers to be fooled into thinking that the device

	 * provides Ethernet access, this callback would modify the given

	 * mblk_t such that the MAC header is converted to an Ethernet

	 * header.

	 */

	mtops_header_modify_t	mtops_header_uncook;

	/*

	 * mtops_link_details() is an optional callback that provides

	 * extended information about the link state.  Its primary purpose

	 * is to provide type-specific support for syslog contents on

	 * link up events.  If no implementation is provided, then a default

	 * implementation will be used.

	 */

	mtops_link_details_t	mtops_link_details;

} mactype_ops_t;

/*

 * mtops_ops exists for the plugin to enumerate the optional callback

 * entrypoints it has defined.  This allows the mac module to define

 * additional plugin entrypoints in mactype_ops_t without breaking backward

 * compatibility with old plugins.

 */

#define	MTOPS_PDATA_VERIFY	0x001

#define	MTOPS_HEADER_COOK	0x002

#define	MTOPS_HEADER_UNCOOK	0x004

#define	MTOPS_LINK_DETAILS	0x008

/*

 * Provide mapping for legacy ndd ioctls relevant to that mactype.

 * Note that the ndd ioctls are obsolete, and may be removed in a future

 * release of Solaris. The ndd ioctls are not typically used in legacy

 * ethernet drivers. New datalink drivers of all link-types should use

 * dladm(1m) interfaces for administering tunables and not have to provide

 * a mapping.

 */

typedef struct mac_ndd_mapping_s {

	char		*mp_name;

	union {

		mac_prop_id_t   u_id;

		uint_t		u_kstat;

	} u_mp_id;

	long		mp_minval;