FWPS_CALLOUT2 structure (fwpsk.h)
The FWPS_CALLOUT2 structure defines the data that is required for a callout driver to register a callout with the filter engine.
Syntax
typedef struct FWPS_CALLOUT2_ {
GUID calloutKey;
UINT32 flags;
FWPS_CALLOUT_CLASSIFY_FN2 classifyFn;
FWPS_CALLOUT_NOTIFY_FN2 notifyFn;
FWPS_CALLOUT_FLOW_DELETE_NOTIFY_FN0 flowDeleteFn;
} FWPS_CALLOUT2;
Members
calloutKey
A callout driver-defined GUID that uniquely identifies the callout.
flags
Flags that specify callout-specific parameters. Possible flags are:
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A callout driver can specify this flag when registering a callout that will be added at a layer that supports data flows. If this flag is specified, the filter engine calls the callout driver's classifyFn2 callout function only if there is a context associated with the data flow. A callout driver associates a context with a data flow by calling the FwpsFlowAssociateContext0 function. |
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A callout driver specifies this flag to indicate that the callout driver's classifyFn2 callout function is unaffected by offloading network data processing to offload-capable network interface cards (NICs). If this flag is not specified, then offloading of network data processing is disabled for all traffic that is processed by any filters that specify the callout for the filter's action. |
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A callout driver specifies this flag to indicate that it can receive notifications about objects and filters that are added inside a transaction. The filter engine sends the notification after the transaction is committed. |
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A callout driver specifies this flag to indicate that it can perform dynamic stream inspection of data flows at stream level. See Stream Inspection. |
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A callout driver specifies this flag to register itself to be called when an existing socket operation is reclassified. |
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Reserved for system use. Callout drivers should ignore this flag. |
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A callout driver specifies this flag to indicate that the callout supports TCP receive segment coalescing (RSC) with large packets of up to 64K. If this flag is not specified, and a callout is registered, then RSC is disabled for all traffic that is processed by any filters that specify the callout for the filter's action. |
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A callout driver specifies this flag when registering a callout that will be added at layer 2, to indicate that its classifyFn2 callout function can classify multiple chained NET_BUFFER_LIST structures. For more info, see Using Layer 2 Filtering.
Caution
If a callout driver sets this flag, it cannot use the following functions to modify NET_BUFFER_LISTs.
With this flag set, FwpsAllocateCloneNetBufferList0 will always return an INVALID_PARAMETER error. This may unexpectedly cause a 3rd party callout driver to fail to manage the reference count of NET_BUFFER_LISTs, causing send and receive operations to stop. |
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A callout driver specifies this flag to indicate that the callout supports UDP segmentation offload (USO) with packets larger than the MTU of the network medium. If this flag is not specified, and a callout is registered, then USO is disabled for all traffic that is processed by any filters that specify the callout for the filter's action. Note: The earliest version on which this flag is supported is Windows Insider Preview, version 10.0.25876. |
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A callout driver specifies this flag to indicate that the callout supports UDP receive offload (URO) with large packets of up to 64K. If this flag is not specified, and a callout is registered, then URO is disabled for all traffic that is processed by any filters that specify the callout for the filter's action. Note: If this flag is specified then callouts must not clone and reinject inbound URO packets. |
classifyFn
A pointer to the callout driver's classifyFn2 callout function. The filter engine calls this function whenever there is network data to be processed by the callout.
notifyFn
A pointer to the callout driver's notifyFn2 function. The filter engine calls this function to notify the callout driver about events that are associated with the callout.
flowDeleteFn
A pointer to the callout driver's flowDeleteFn callout function. The filter engine calls this function whenever a data flow that is being processed by the callout is terminated.
If a callout driver does not associate a context with the data flows that the callout processes, then this member should be set to NULL.
Remarks
A callout driver passes a pointer to an initialized FWPS_CALLOUT2 structure to the FwpsCalloutRegister2 function when it registers a callout with the filter engine.
A callout can set the FWP_CALLOUT_FLAG_CONDITIONAL_ON_FLOW flag only for connections on which the driver is interested in performing stream inspections. This callout will be ignored on all other connections. Performance will be improved and the driver will not have to maintain unnecessary state data.
This structure is essentially identical to the previous version, FWPS_CALLOUT1. The only differences are that the members of this version store the updated versions of the callout function pointers, and additional flags are available for callout drivers to set.
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum supported client | Available starting with Windows 8. |
| Header | fwpsk.h (include Fwpsk.h) |