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| struct | tcp_rx_trace_t |
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| #define | tcp_error(n, s) s, |
| #define | foreach_tcp_state_next |
| #define | tcp_next_output(is_ip4) |
| #define | tcp_next_drop(is_ip4) |
| #define | tcp_maybe_inc_counter(node_id, err, count) |
| #define | tcp_inc_counter(node_id, err, count) |
| #define | tcp_maybe_inc_err_counter(cnts, err) |
| #define | tcp_inc_err_counter(cnts, err, val) |
| #define | tcp_store_err_counters(node_id, cnts) |
| #define | foreach_tcp4_input_next |
| #define | foreach_tcp6_input_next |
| #define | filter_flags (TCP_FLAG_SYN|TCP_FLAG_ACK|TCP_FLAG_RST|TCP_FLAG_FIN) |
Typedefs | |
| typedef enum _tcp_established_next | tcp_established_next_t |
| typedef enum _tcp_rcv_process_next | tcp_rcv_process_next_t |
| typedef enum _tcp_syn_sent_next | tcp_syn_sent_next_t |
| typedef enum _tcp_listen_next | tcp_listen_next_t |
| typedef enum _tcp_state_next | tcp_state_next_t |
| typedef enum _tcp_input_next | tcp_input_next_t |
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| static char * | tcp_error_strings [] |
| vlib_node_registration_t | tcp4_established_node |
| (constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp4_established_node) More... | |
| vlib_node_registration_t | tcp6_established_node |
| (constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp6_established_node) More... | |
| vlib_node_registration_t | tcp4_syn_sent_node |
| (constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp4_syn_sent_node) More... | |
| vlib_node_registration_t | tcp6_syn_sent_node |
| (constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp6_syn_sent_node) More... | |
| vlib_node_registration_t | tcp4_rcv_process_node |
| (constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp4_rcv_process_node) More... | |
| vlib_node_registration_t | tcp6_rcv_process_node |
| (constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp6_rcv_process_node) More... | |
| vlib_node_registration_t | tcp4_listen_node |
| (constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp4_listen_node) More... | |
| vlib_node_registration_t | tcp6_listen_node |
| (constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp6_listen_node) More... | |
| vlib_node_registration_t | tcp4_input_node |
| (constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp4_input_node) More... | |
| vlib_node_registration_t | tcp6_input_node |
| (constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp6_input_node) More... | |
| #define filter_flags (TCP_FLAG_SYN|TCP_FLAG_ACK|TCP_FLAG_RST|TCP_FLAG_FIN) |
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| #define foreach_tcp4_input_next |
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| #define foreach_tcp6_input_next |
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| #define foreach_tcp_state_next |
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| #define tcp_error | ( | n, | |
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| #define tcp_inc_counter | ( | node_id, | |
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| #define tcp_inc_err_counter | ( | cnts, | |
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| #define tcp_maybe_inc_counter | ( | node_id, | |
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| #define tcp_maybe_inc_err_counter | ( | cnts, | |
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| #define tcp_next_drop | ( | is_ip4 | ) |
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| #define tcp_next_output | ( | is_ip4 | ) |
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| #define tcp_store_err_counters | ( | node_id, | |
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| typedef enum _tcp_established_next tcp_established_next_t |
| typedef enum _tcp_input_next tcp_input_next_t |
| typedef enum _tcp_listen_next tcp_listen_next_t |
| typedef enum _tcp_rcv_process_next tcp_rcv_process_next_t |
| typedef enum _tcp_state_next tcp_state_next_t |
| typedef enum _tcp_syn_sent_next tcp_syn_sent_next_t |
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| sack_scoreboard_hole_t* scoreboard_get_hole | ( | sack_scoreboard_t * | sb, |
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| void scoreboard_init | ( | sack_scoreboard_t * | sb | ) |
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| sack_scoreboard_hole_t* scoreboard_next_hole | ( | sack_scoreboard_t * | sb, |
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| sack_scoreboard_hole_t* scoreboard_next_rxt_hole | ( | sack_scoreboard_t * | sb, |
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Figure out the next hole to retransmit.
Follows logic proposed in RFC6675 Sec. 4, NextSeg()
Definition at line 777 of file tcp_input.c.
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LISTEN state processing as per RFC 793 p.
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Handles reception for all states except LISTEN, SYN-SENT and ESTABLISHED as per RFC793 p.
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Checks if ack is a congestion control event.
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Check if duplicate ack as per RFC5681 Sec.
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Check if ACK could be delayed.
If ack can be delayed, it should return true for a full frame. If we're always acking return 0.
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Definition at line 1152 of file tcp_input.c.
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One function to rule them all ...
and in the darkness bind them
Definition at line 1317 of file tcp_input.c.
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Init loss recovery/fast recovery.
Triggered by dup acks as opposed to timer timeout. Note that cwnd is updated in tcp_cc_handle_event after fast retransmit
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| void tcp_do_fastretransmits | ( | tcp_worker_ctx_t * | wrk | ) |
Definition at line 1255 of file tcp_input.c.
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Compute smoothed RTT as per VJ's '88 SIGCOMM and RFC6298.
Note that although the original article, srtt and rttvar are scaled to minimize round-off errors, here we don't. Instead, we rely on better precision time measurements.
TODO support us rtt resolution
Definition at line 405 of file tcp_input.c.
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Dequeue bytes for connections that have received acks in last burst.
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Definition at line 3280 of file tcp_input.c.
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Lookup transport connection.
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Parse TCP header options.
| th | TCP header |
| to | TCP options data structure to be populated |
| is_syn | set if packet is syn |
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| void tcp_program_fastretransmit | ( | tcp_worker_ctx_t * | wrk, |
| tcp_connection_t * | tc | ||
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Process incoming ACK.
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Definition at line 1654 of file tcp_input.c.
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Definition at line 888 of file tcp_input.c.
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Test that scoreboard is sane after recovery.
Returns 1 if scoreboard is empty or if first hole beyond snd_una.
Definition at line 879 of file tcp_input.c.
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RFC1323: Check against wrapped sequence numbers (PAWS).
If we have timestamp to echo and it's less than tsval_recent, drop segment but still send an ACK in order to retain TCP's mechanism for detecting and recovering from half-open connections
Or at least that's what the theory says. It seems that this might not work very well with packet reordering and fast retransmit. XXX
Definition at line 242 of file tcp_input.c.
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Validate segment sequence number.
As per RFC793:
Segment Receive Test Length Window
0 0 SEG.SEQ = RCV.NXT 0 >0 RCV.NXT =< SEG.SEQ < RCV.NXT+RCV.WND >0 0 not acceptable >0 >0 RCV.NXT =< SEG.SEQ < RCV.NXT+RCV.WND or RCV.NXT =< SEG.SEQ+SEG.LEN-1 < RCV.NXT+RCV.WND
This ultimately consists in checking if segment falls within the window. The one important difference compared to RFC793 is that we use rcv_las, or the rcv_nxt at last ack sent instead of rcv_nxt since that's the peer's reference when computing our receive window.
This: seq_leq (end_seq, tc->rcv_las + tc->rcv_wnd) && seq_geq (seq, tc->rcv_las) however, is too strict when we have retransmits. Instead we just check that the seq is not beyond the right edge and that the end of the segment is not less than the left edge.
N.B. rcv_nxt and rcv_wnd are both updated in this node if acks are sent, so use rcv_nxt in the right edge window test instead of rcv_las.
Definition at line 113 of file tcp_input.c.
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Receive buffer for connection and handle acks.
It handles both in order or out-of-order data.
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Validate incoming segment as per RFC793 p.
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It first verifies if segment has a wrapped sequence number (PAWS) and then does the processing associated to the first four steps (ignoring security and precedence): sequence number, rst bit and syn bit checks.
Definition at line 280 of file tcp_input.c.
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Enqueue data for delivery to application.
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Enqueue out-of-order data.
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| void tcp_update_rto | ( | tcp_connection_t * | tc | ) |
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Update RTT estimate and RTO timer.
Measure RTT: We have two sources of RTT measurements: TSOPT and ACK timing. Middle boxes are known to fiddle with TCP options so we should give higher priority to ACK timing.
This should be called only if previously sent bytes have been acked.
return 1 if valid rtt 0 otherwise
Definition at line 446 of file tcp_input.c.
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Build SACK list as per RFC2018.
Makes sure the first block contains the segment that generated the current ACK and the following ones are the ones most recently reported in SACK blocks.
| tc | TCP connection for which the SACK list is updated |
| start | Start sequence number of the newest SACK block |
| end | End sequence of the newest SACK block |
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Try to update snd_wnd based on feedback received from peer.
If successful, and new window is 'effectively' 0, activate persist timer.
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Update tsval recent.
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| VLIB_NODE_FUNCTION_MULTIARCH | ( | tcp4_syn_sent_node | , |
| tcp4_syn_sent | |||
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| VLIB_NODE_FUNCTION_MULTIARCH | ( | tcp6_syn_sent_node | , |
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| VLIB_NODE_FUNCTION_MULTIARCH | ( | tcp4_rcv_process_node | , |
| tcp4_rcv_process | |||
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| VLIB_NODE_FUNCTION_MULTIARCH | ( | tcp6_rcv_process_node | , |
| tcp6_rcv_process | |||
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| VLIB_NODE_FUNCTION_MULTIARCH | ( | tcp4_listen_node | , |
| tcp4_listen | |||
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| VLIB_NODE_FUNCTION_MULTIARCH | ( | tcp6_listen_node | , |
| tcp6_listen | |||
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| VLIB_NODE_FUNCTION_MULTIARCH | ( | tcp4_input_node | , |
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| VLIB_NODE_FUNCTION_MULTIARCH | ( | tcp6_input_node | , |
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| vlib_node_registration_t tcp4_established_node |
(constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp4_established_node)
Definition at line 82 of file tcp_input.c.
| vlib_node_registration_t tcp4_input_node |
(constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp4_input_node)
Definition at line 3244 of file tcp_input.c.
| vlib_node_registration_t tcp4_listen_node |
(constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp4_listen_node)
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| vlib_node_registration_t tcp4_rcv_process_node |
(constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp4_rcv_process_node)
Definition at line 2631 of file tcp_input.c.
| vlib_node_registration_t tcp4_syn_sent_node |
(constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp4_syn_sent_node)
Definition at line 2237 of file tcp_input.c.
| vlib_node_registration_t tcp6_established_node |
(constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp6_established_node)
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| vlib_node_registration_t tcp6_input_node |
(constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp6_input_node)
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| vlib_node_registration_t tcp6_listen_node |
(constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp6_listen_node)
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| vlib_node_registration_t tcp6_rcv_process_node |
(constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp6_rcv_process_node)
Definition at line 2632 of file tcp_input.c.
| vlib_node_registration_t tcp6_syn_sent_node |
(constructor) VLIB_REGISTER_NODE (tcp6_syn_sent_node)
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