Msg File src/inet/routing/ospfv3/Ospfv3Packet.msg

Name	Type	Description
Ospfv3Packet	class	Common OSPFv3 packet header - this header is present in every OSPFv3 packet
Ospfv3Options	struct	options for OSPFv3 packets - present in Hello, DD and certain LSAs
Ospfv3HelloPacket	class	OSPFv3 hello packet
Ospfv3LsaHeader	class	Common LSA Header - this header is present in every LSA triplet {lsType, linkStateID, advertisingRouter} uniquely identify the LSA
Ospfv3Lsa	class	(no description)
Ospfv3LsaFunctionCode	enum	LSA Function Code
Ospfv3LsaPrefixMetric	struct	used for Intra-Area-Prefix LSA
Ospfv3LsaPrefix0	struct	Address Prefix options
Ospfv3RouterLsaType	enum	Router LSA
Ospfv3RouterLsaBody	struct	(no description)
Ospfv3RouterLsa	class	(no description)
Ospfv3NetworkLsa	class	Network LSA
Ospfv3InterAreaPrefixLsa	class	Inter-Area-Prefix-LSAs
Ospfv3InterAreaRouterLsa	class	Inter-Area-Router-LSAs
Ospfv3AsExternalLsa	class	AS-External-LSAs
Ospfv3NssaLsa	class	NSSA-LSAs Routers in a Not-so-stubby-area (NSSA) do not receive external LSAs from Area Border Routers, but are allowed to send external routing information for redistribution. They use type 7 LSAs to tell the ABRs about these external routes, which the Area Border Router then translates to type 5 external LSAs and floods as normal to the rest of the OSPF network
Ospfv3LinkLsa	class	Link-LSAs A link-local only LSA for OSPFv3. A Type 8 LSA is used to give information about link-local addresses and a list of IPv6 addresses on the link.
Ospfv3IntraAreaPrefixLsa	class	Intra-Area-Prefix-LSAs
Ospfv3DdOptions	struct	options struct for Database Description packets
Ospfv3DatabaseDescriptionPacket	class	Database Description Packet
Ospfv3LsRequest	struct	identity of requested LSA - there may be multiple LSAs requested in a single LSR
Ospfv3LinkStateRequestPacket	class	Link State Request packet
Ospfv3LinkStateUpdatePacket	class	Link State Update packet
Ospfv3LinkStateAcknowledgementPacket	class	Link State Acknowledgement packet

Source code


import inet.common.INETDefs;
import inet.common.packet.chunk.Chunk;
import inet.networklayer.common.L3Address;
import inet.networklayer.contract.ipv4.Ipv4Address;
import inet.networklayer.contract.ipv6.Ipv6Address;
import inet.routing.ospf_common.OspfPacketBase;

namespace inet::ospfv3;

cplusplus {{
using namespace ospf;
}}

//Common OSPFv3 packet header - this header is present in every OSPFv3 packet
class Ospfv3Packet extends ospf::OspfPacketBase
{
    chunkLength = B(16);
    version = 3;
    int8_t instanceID;
    uint8_t reserved = 0;

    // RFC 5340 A.3.1.  The OSPF Packet Header: Checksum:
    //   OSPF uses the standard checksum calculation for IPv6 applications:
    //   The 16-bit one's complement of the one's complement sum of the
    //   entire contents of the packet, starting with the OSPF packet
    //   header, and prepending a "pseudo-header" of IPv6 header fields, as
    //   specified in Section 8.1 of [IPV6].  The "Upper-Layer Packet
    //   Length" in the pseudo-header is set to the value of the OSPF
    //   packet header's length field.  The Next Header value used in the
    //   pseudo-header is 89.  If the packet's length is not an integral
    //   number of 16-bit words, the packet is padded with a byte of zero
    //   before checksumming.  Before computing the checksum, the checksum
    //   field in the OSPF packet header is set to 0.
}

//options for OSPFv3 packets - present in Hello, DD and certain LSAs
struct Ospfv3Options
{
    @packetData;
    uint16_t reserved;  //reserved 16 bit
    bool reservedOne;   //reserved for compatibility with ospfv2
    bool reservedTwo;   //reserved for compatibility with ospfv2
    bool dcBit;         //demand circuits
    bool rBit;          //router bit indicating the router originating the message is active
    bool nBit;          //the router is attached to NSSA
    bool xBit = 0;      //used for MOSPF but is deprecated now and the bit should always be zero
    bool eBit;          //AS-extarnal flooding option
    bool v6Bit;         //0=router should be excluded from IPv6 routing calculations
}

//
//  OSPFv3 hello packet
//
class Ospfv3HelloPacket extends Ospfv3Packet
{
    type = ospf::HELLO_PACKET;
    uint32_t interfaceID;                   // 32 bits
    char routerPriority;                    //  8 bits
    Ospfv3Options options;                  // 24 bits
    uint16_t helloInterval;                 // [sec] 16 bits
    uint16_t deadInterval;                  // [sec] 16 bits //TODO rename to routerDeadInterval
    Ipv4Address designatedRouterID;         // 32 bits
    Ipv4Address backupDesignatedRouterID;   // 32 bits
    Ipv4Address neighborID[];               // N*32 bits
}

//
// LSAs
//
//struct OSPFv3LSAType
//{
//    bool uBit;    //controls action the router should take when it recieves unknown LSA Function Code
//    bool s1Bit;
//    bool s2Bit;
//    uint16_t lsaFunctionCode;
//}

//Common LSA Header - this header is present in every LSA
//triplet {lsType, linkStateID, advertisingRouter} uniquely identify the LSA
class Ospfv3LsaHeader extends cObject
{
    @packetData;
    unsigned short lsaAge;          // [sec] 16 bits
    unsigned short options;         // 8 bits
    unsigned short lsaType;         // 8 bits
    Ipv4Address linkStateID;        // 32 bits
    Ipv4Address advertisingRouter;  // 32 bits
    uint32_t lsaSequenceNumber;     // 32 bits
    uint16_t lsaChecksum;     // 16 bits
    CrcMode lsCrcMode = CRC_MODE_UNDEFINED;
    uint16_t lsaLength;
}

class Ospfv3Lsa extends cObject
{
    @packetData;
    Ospfv3LsaHeader header;
}

//LSA Function Code
enum Ospfv3LsaFunctionCode
{
    ROUTER_LSA = 1;
    NETWORK_LSA = 2;
    INTER_AREA_PREFIX_LSA = 3;
    INTER_AREA_ROUTER_LSA = 4;
    AS_EXTERNAL_LSA = 5;
    DEPRECATED = 6;
    NSSA_LSA = 7;
    LINK_LSA = 8;
    INTRA_AREA_PREFIX_LSA = 9;
}

//used for Intra-Area-Prefix LSA
struct Ospfv3LsaPrefixMetric
{
    @packetData;
    bool reserved1 = 0;
    bool reserved2 = 0;
    bool reserved3 = 0;
    bool dnBit=0;
    bool pBit=0;
    bool xBit=0;
    bool laBit=0;
    bool nuBit=0;
    uint8_t prefixLen;
    uint16_t metric; //for Intra-Area-Prefix LSA
    L3Address addressPrefix;    // Address Prefix is an encoding of the prefix itself as an even multiple of 32-bit words,
                                // padding with zero bits as necessary.  This encoding consumes ((PrefixLength + 31) / 32) 32-bit words.
}

cplusplus(Ospfv3LsaPrefixMetric) {{
bool operator ==(const Ospfv3LsaPrefixMetric& b) const
{
    return (dnBit == b.dnBit)
        && (pBit == b.pBit)
        && (xBit == b.xBit)
        && (laBit == b.laBit)
        && (nuBit == b.nuBit)
        && (prefixLen == b.prefixLen)
        && (metric == b.metric)
        && (addressPrefix == b.addressPrefix)
        ;
}

bool operator !=(const Ospfv3LsaPrefixMetric& b) const { return ! (*this == b); }

}}

//Address Prefix options
struct Ospfv3LsaPrefix0
{
    @packetData;
    bool reserved1 = 0;
    bool reserved2 = 0;
    bool reserved3 = 0;
    bool dnBit;
    bool pBit;
    bool xBit;
    bool laBit;
    bool nuBit;
    uint8_t prefixLen;
    uint16_t reserved = 0;
    L3Address addressPrefix;    // Address Prefix is an encoding of the prefix itself as an even multiple of 32-bit words,
                                // padding with zero bits as necessary.  This encoding consumes ((PrefixLength + 31) / 32) 32-bit words.
}

cplusplus(Ospfv3LsaPrefix0) {{
bool operator ==(const Ospfv3LsaPrefix0& b) const
{
    return (dnBit == b.dnBit)
        && (pBit == b.pBit)
        && (xBit == b.xBit)
        && (laBit == b.laBit)
        && (nuBit == b.nuBit)
        && (prefixLen == b.prefixLen)
        && (addressPrefix == b.addressPrefix)
        ;
}

bool operator !=(const Ospfv3LsaPrefix0& b) const { return ! (*this == b); }

}}

//Router LSA
enum Ospfv3RouterLsaType
{
    POINT_TO_POINT = 1;
    TRANSIT_NETWORK = 2;
    RESERVED = 3;
    VIRTUAL_LINK = 4;
}

struct Ospfv3RouterLsaBody
{
    @packetData;
    uint8_t type;
    uint16_t metric;

    uint32_t interfaceID;
    uint32_t neighborInterfaceID;
    Ipv4Address neighborRouterID;//TODO - check if this is a number of IP address
}

class Ospfv3RouterLsa extends Ospfv3Lsa
{
    bool ntBit;
    bool xBit;
    bool vBit;
    bool eBit;
    bool bBit;
    Ospfv3Options ospfOptions;

    Ospfv3RouterLsaBody routers[];
}

//Network LSA
class Ospfv3NetworkLsa  extends Ospfv3Lsa
{
    Ospfv3Options ospfOptions;

    Ipv4Address attachedRouter[];
}

// Inter-Area-Prefix-LSAs
class Ospfv3InterAreaPrefixLsa  extends Ospfv3Lsa
{
    uint8_t reserved1 = 0;      // 8 bits
    uint32_t metric;            // 24 bits
    Ospfv3LsaPrefix0 prefix;
}

//Inter-Area-Router-LSAs
class Ospfv3InterAreaRouterLsa  extends Ospfv3Lsa
{
    Ospfv3Options ospfOptions;
    uint32_t metric;
    uint32_t destinationRouter;
}

//   AS-External-LSAs
class Ospfv3AsExternalLsa  extends Ospfv3Lsa
{
    bool eBit;
    bool fBit;
    bool tBit;
    uint32_t metric;

    uint16_t referencedLSType;

    Ipv6Address forwardingAddress;
    uint32_t externalRouteTag;
    uint32_t referencedLSID;
}

//   NSSA-LSAs
// Routers in a Not-so-stubby-area (NSSA) do not receive external LSAs from Area Border Routers,
// but are allowed to send external routing information for redistribution.
// They use type 7 LSAs to tell the ABRs about these external routes,
// which the Area Border Router then translates to type 5 external LSAs and floods as normal to the rest of the OSPF network
class Ospfv3NssaLsa  extends Ospfv3Lsa
{//basically the same as the AS External LSA
    bool eBit;
    bool fBit;
    bool tBit;
    uint32_t metric;

    Ospfv3LsaPrefixMetric prefOptions;
    uint16_t referencedLSType;

    Ipv6Address forwardingAddress;
    uint32_t externalRouteTag;
    uint32_t referencedLSID;
}

// Link-LSAs
// A link-local only LSA for OSPFv3. A Type 8 LSA is used to give
// information about link-local addresses and a list of IPv6 addresses on the link.
class Ospfv3LinkLsa  extends Ospfv3Lsa
{
    uint8_t routerPriority;
    Ospfv3Options ospfOptions;

    L3Address linkLocalInterfaceAdd;

    uint32_t numPrefixes;
    Ospfv3LsaPrefix0 prefixes[];
}

// Intra-Area-Prefix-LSAs
class Ospfv3IntraAreaPrefixLsa  extends Ospfv3Lsa
{
    unsigned short numPrefixes;
    unsigned short referencedLSType;
    Ipv4Address referencedLSID;
    Ipv4Address referencedAdvRtr;

    Ospfv3LsaPrefixMetric prefixes[];
}

// options struct for Database Description packets
struct Ospfv3DdOptions
{
    @packetData;
    uint16_t reserved = 0;     // 13 bits
    bool iBit;  //this packet is the initial DD packet
    bool mBit;  //more DD packets will follow
    bool msBit; //1=the router is the master, 0=router is the slave
}

//
// Database Description Packet
//
class Ospfv3DatabaseDescriptionPacket extends Ospfv3Packet
{
    type = ospf::DATABASE_DESCRIPTION_PACKET;
    uint8_t reserved1 = 0;      //  8 bits
    Ospfv3Options options;      // 24 bits
    uint16_t interfaceMTU;      // 16 bits
    Ospfv3DdOptions ddOptions;  // 16 bits
    uint32_t sequenceNumber;    // 32 bits

    Ospfv3LsaHeader lsaHeaders[];
}

//
// Link State Request
//

//identity of requested LSA - there may be multiple LSAs requested in a single LSR
struct Ospfv3LsRequest
{
    @packetData;
    uint16_t lsaType;
    Ipv4Address lsaID;
    Ipv4Address advertisingRouter;
}

//Link State Request packet
class Ospfv3LinkStateRequestPacket extends Ospfv3Packet
{
    Ospfv3LsRequest requests[];
}

//
// Link State Update
//

//Link State Update packet
class Ospfv3LinkStateUpdatePacket extends Ospfv3Packet
{
    uint32_t lsaCount;  //specifies the number of LSAs sent in a single packet

    Ospfv3RouterLsa RouterLSAs[];
    Ospfv3NetworkLsa NetworkLSAs[];
    Ospfv3InterAreaPrefixLsa InterAreaPrefixLSAs[];
    Ospfv3LinkLsa LinkLSAs[];
    Ospfv3IntraAreaPrefixLsa IntraAreaPrefixLSAs[];
    // Ospfv3Lsa *LSAs[] @owned @allowReplace;
    //TODO - see Ospfv2LinkStateUpdatePacket
}

//
// Link State Acknowledgement
//

//Link State Acknowledgement packet
class Ospfv3LinkStateAcknowledgementPacket extends Ospfv3Packet
{
    Ospfv3LsaHeader lsaHeaders[];
}