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PGET_INTERFACE_INFO callback function (routprot.h)

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The GetInterfaceInfo function gets the configuration information kept by the routing protocol for a specific interface.

Syntax

PGET_INTERFACE_INFO PgetInterfaceInfo;

DWORD PgetInterfaceInfo(
  [in]      ULONG InterfaceIndex,
  [in]      PVOID InterfaceInfo,
  [in, out] PULONG BufferSize,
  [in]      PULONG StructureVersion,
  [in]      PULONG StructureSize,
  [in]      PULONG StructureCount
)
{...}

Parameters

[in] InterfaceIndex

Specifies the interface in the set of interfaces configured on the router.

[in] InterfaceInfo

Pointer to a buffer that receives the protocol-defined configuration information associated with the interface. This information is private to the routing protocol.

[in, out] BufferSize

Pointer to a DWORD variable.

On input: This variable specifies the size, in bytes, of the buffer provided to receive the configuration information.

On output: This variable receives the size, in bytes, of the data placed in the buffer. If the initial size was not large enough, this variable contains the size required to hold all of the data.

[in] StructureVersion

Specifies the version of the information structures pointed to by the InterfaceInfo parameter. In some cases, this is equal to the version of the routing protocol.

[in] StructureSize

Specifies the size of each of the information structures pointed to by the InterfaceInfo parameter. Since some information structures contain variable length members, the routing protocol isn't necessarily able to determine the size of the information from the version.

[in] StructureCount

Specifies a count of the number of information structures pointed to by the InterfaceInfo parameter. This parameter is always one.

Return value

If the function succeeds, the return value is NO_ERROR.

If the function fails, the return value is one of the following error codes.

Value Description
ERROR_CAN_NOT_COMPLETE
 The attempt to retrieve the information failed.
ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER
 The InterfaceIndex parameter is invalid (for example, no interface exists with that index), or the InterfaceInfoSize parameter is NULL.
ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER
 The size of the output buffer provided is not large enough to hold the requested information. The required size is returned in the DWORD variable pointed to by InterfaceInfoSize.
 
 

Requirements

Requirement Value
Minimum supported client None supported
Minimum supported server Windows 2000 Server [desktop apps only]
Target Platform Windows
Header routprot.h

See also

Routing Protocol Interface Functions

Routing Protocol Interface Reference

SetInterfaceInfo