Lines Matching defs:host
815 // Right now this only applies to mDNS (.local) services where the target host is always m->MulticastHostname
1337 // unique names quickly. If after five more tries the host is still conflicting, then we
1633 // For SRV records, automatically add the Address record(s) for the target host
1933 // Right now we only send Neighbor Solicitations to verify whether the host we're proxying for has gone to sleep yet.
1934 // Since we know who we're looking for, we send it via Ethernet-layer unicast, rather than bothering every host on the
2100 // After 15 wakeups without success (maybe host has left the network) send three goodbyes instead
2843 // if some other host is already using *any* records with this name, we want to know about it.
2846 // because if some other host is probing at the same time, we each want to know what the other is
4998 // 1. Got the SRV record; now look up the target host's IPv6 link-local address
5007 // 2. Got the target host's IPv6 link-local address; record address and initiate an SPS registration if appropriate
5018 // 3. Got negative response -- target host apparently has IPv6 disabled -- so try looking up the target host's IPv4 address(es) instead
5026 // 4. Got an IPv4 address for the target host; record address and initiate an SPS registration if appropriate
5622 // Instead we pause for one second, to give the other host (if real) a chance to establish its name, and then try probing again.
5623 // If there really is another live host out there with the same name, it will answer our probes and we'll then rename.
5678 rr->WakeUp.HMAC = zeroEthAddr; // Clear HMAC so that mDNS_Deregister_internal doesn't waste packets trying to wake this host
5704 // We don't do this here because we know that the host is waking up at this point, so we don't send
5705 // Unsolicited Neighbor Advertisements -- even Neighbor Advertisements agreeing with what the host should be
5717 rr->WakeUp.HMAC = zeroEthAddr; // Clear HMAC so that mDNS_Deregister_internal doesn't waste packets trying to wake this host
5718 rr->RequireGoodbye = mDNSfalse; // and we don't want to send goodbye for it, since real host is now back and functional
7003 // Suppose host X is on Ethernet. X then connects to an AirPort base station, which happens to be
7184 // that warrants waking the sleeping host.
7417 rr->WakeUp.HMAC = zeroEthAddr; // Clear HMAC so that mDNS_Deregister_internal doesn't waste packets trying to wake this host
8808 // If this is not our first answer, only re-issue the address query if the target host name has changed
8818 // 2. The interface ID is different, but the target host and port are the same
9184 // 1. Set up Address record to map from host name ("foo.local.") to IP address
9185 // 2. Set up reverse-lookup PTR record to map from our address back to our host name
9212 set->RR_PTR.AutoTarget = Target_AutoHost; // Tell mDNS that the target of this PTR is to be kept in sync with our host name
9306 // Notify the client that the host name is successfully registered
9765 // If the host parameter is mDNSNULL or the root domain (ASCII NUL),
9766 // then the default host name (m->MulticastHostname) is automatically used
9767 // If the optional target host parameter is set, then the storage it points to must remain valid for the lifetime of the service registration
9770 const domainname *const host, mDNSIPPort port, const mDNSu8 txtinfo[], mDNSu16 txtlen,
9859 // Setting AutoTarget tells DNS that the target of this SRV is to be automatically kept in sync with our host name
9860 if (host && host->c[0]) AssignDomainName(&sr->RR_SRV.resrec.rdata->u.srv.target, host);
9976 const domainname *host = sr->RR_SRV.AutoTarget ? mDNSNULL : &sr->RR_SRV.resrec.rdata->u.srv.target;
9993 host, sr->RR_SRV.resrec.rdata->u.srv.port, sr->RR_TXT.resrec.rdata->u.txt.c, sr->RR_TXT.resrec.rdlength,
10080 const domainname *const host,
10099 if (host && host->c[0]) AssignDomainName(&rr->resrec.rdata->u.srv.target, host);
10203 // (i) as an indication that the host in question has not gone to sleep yet (so we should delay beginning to proxy for it) or
10204 // (ii) if it's a conflicting Announcement from another host
10456 LogMsg("Waking host at %s %#a H-MAC %.6a I-MAC %.6a for %s",
10461 LogSPS("Sleeping host at %s %#a %.6a has no service on %#s %d",
10534 mDNSNULL, m->SPSSocket->port, // Host, port
