class XrlRibClientV0p1Client


 
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 XrlRibClientV0p1Client (XrlSender* s)

XrlRibClientV0p1Client

 ~XrlRibClientV0p1Client ()

~XrlRibClientV0p1Client

[virtual]

typedef XorpCallback1<void, const XrlError&>::RefPtr RouteInfoChanged4CB

RouteInfoChanged4CB

bool  send_route_info_changed4 ( const char* dst_xrl_target_name, const IPv4& addr, const uint32_t& prefix_len, const IPv4& nexthop, const uint32_t& metric, const uint32_t& admin_distance, const string& protocol_origin, const RouteInfoChanged4CB& cb )

send_route_info_changed4

Send Xrl intended to:

Route Info Changed route_info_changed is called by the RIB on the RIB client (typically a routing protocol) that had registered an interest in the routing of an address. This can be because the metric and/or nexthop changed.

Parameters:

dst_xrl_target_namethe Xrl target name of the destination.
addrbase address of the subnet that was registered
prefix_lenprefix length of the subnet that was registered
metricthe routing metric toward the address.
admin_distancethe administratively defined distance toward the address.
protocol_originthe name of the protocol that originated this routing entry.
typedef XorpCallback1<void, const XrlError&>::RefPtr RouteInfoChanged6CB

RouteInfoChanged6CB

bool  send_route_info_changed6 ( const char* dst_xrl_target_name, const IPv6& addr, const uint32_t& prefix_len, const IPv6& nexthop, const uint32_t& metric, const uint32_t& admin_distance, const string& protocol_origin, const RouteInfoChanged6CB& cb )

send_route_info_changed6

typedef XorpCallback1<void, const XrlError&>::RefPtr RouteInfoInvalid4CB

RouteInfoInvalid4CB

bool  send_route_info_invalid4 ( const char* dst_xrl_target_name, const IPv4& addr, const uint32_t& prefix_len, const RouteInfoInvalid4CB& cb )

send_route_info_invalid4

Send Xrl intended to:

Route Info Invalid route_info_invalid is called by the RIB on the RIB client (typically a routing protocol) that had registere d an interest in the routing of an address. This can be because the information previously reported as applying no longer applies for any number of reasons. When the RIB sends this message, it has automatically de-registered interest in the route, and the client will normally need to send a register_interest request again.

Parameters:

dst_xrl_target_namethe Xrl target name of the destination.
typedef XorpCallback1<void, const XrlError&>::RefPtr RouteInfoInvalid6CB

RouteInfoInvalid6CB

bool  send_route_info_invalid6 ( const char* dst_xrl_target_name, const IPv6& addr, const uint32_t& prefix_len, const RouteInfoInvalid6CB& cb )

send_route_info_invalid6

XrlSender* _sender

_sender

[protected]


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