ng_tcpmss
—
netgraph node to adjust TCP MSS option
The tcpmss
node type is designed to alter the Maximum
Segment Size option of TCP packets. This node accepts an arbitrary number of
hooks. Initially a new hook is considered unconfigured. The
NG_TCPMSS_CONFIG
control message is used to configure
a hook.
This node type supports the generic control messages, plus the following.
NGM_TCPMSS_CONFIG
(config
)
- This control message configures node to do given MSS adjusting on a
particular hook. It requires the struct
ng_tcpmss_config to be supplied as an argument:
struct ng_tcpmss_config {
char inHook[NG_HOOKSIZ];
char outHook[NG_HOOKSIZ];
uint16_t maxMSS;
}
This means: packets received on inHook
would be checked for TCP MSS option and the latter would be reduced down
to maxMSS if it exceeds
maxMSS. After that, packets would be sent to hook
outHook.
NGM_TCPMSS_GET_STATS
(getstats
)
- This control message obtains statistics for a given hook. The statistics
are returned in struct ng_tcpmss_hookstat:
struct ng_tcpmss_hookstat {
uint64_t Octets; /* total bytes */
uint64_t Packets; /* total packets */
uint16_t maxMSS; /* maximum MSS */
uint64_t SYNPkts; /* TCP SYN packets */
uint64_t FixedPkts; /* changed packets */
};
NGM_TCPMSS_CLR_STATS
(clrstats
)
- This control message clears statistics for a given hook.
NGM_TCPMSS_GETCLR_STATS
(getclrstats
)
- This control message obtains and clears statistics for a given hook.
In the following example, packets are injected into the
tcpmss
node using the
ng_ipfw(4)
node.
# Create tcpmss node and connect it to ng_ipfw node
ngctl mkpeer ipfw: tcpmss 100 qqq
# Adjust MSS to 1452
ngctl msg ipfw:100 config '{ inHook="qqq" outHook="qqq" maxMSS=1452 }'
# Divert traffic into tcpmss node
ipfw add 300 netgraph 100 tcp from any to any tcpflags syn out via fxp0
# Let packets continue with ipfw after being hacked
sysctl net.inet.ip.fw.one_pass=0
This node shuts down upon receipt of an NGM_SHUTDOWN
control message, or when all hooks have been disconnected.
The ng_tcpmss
node type was implemented in
FreeBSD 6.0.
When running on SMP, system statistics may be broken.