OID_SWITCH_PORT_ARRAY

A Hyper-V extensible switch extension issues an object identifier (OID) query request of OID_SWITCH_PORT_ARRAY to obtain an array. Each element in the array specifies the configuration parameters for an extensible switch port.

If the OID query request completes successfully, the InformationBuffer member of the NDIS_OID_REQUEST structure contains a pointer to a buffer. This buffer contains the following data:

• An NDIS_SWITCH_PORT_ARRAY structure that defines the number of elements within the array.

• An array of NDIS_SWITCH_PORT_PARAMETERS structures. Each of these structures contains information about a port on the extensible switch.

  Note  If no ports have been created on the extensible switch, the driver sets the NumElements member of the NDIS_SWITCH_PORT_ARRAY structure to zero and no NDIS_SWITCH_PORT_PARAMETERS structures are returned.

Remarks

The OID_SWITCH_PORT_ARRAY OID must only be issued when the Hyper-V extensible switch has completed activation. Please see Querying the Hyper-V Extensible Switch Configuration for more details.

When the extension handles the returned NDIS_SWITCH_PORT_PARAMETERS structure, it must not assume that the various string members of the NDIS_SWITCH_PORT_PARAMETERS structure, such as PortName, are null-terminated. The data types for these string members are type-defined by the IF_COUNTED_STRING structure. The driver must determine the string length from the value of the Length member of this structure.

Note  If the string is null-terminated, the Length member must not include the terminating null character.

Return Status Codes

The underlying miniport edge of the extensible switch completes the OID query request of OID_SWITCH_PORT_ARRAY and returns one of the following status codes.

Requirements

See also

NDIS_OID_REQUEST

NDIS_SWITCH_PORT_ARRAY

NDIS_SWITCH_PORT_PARAMETERS

Querying the Hyper-V Extensible Switch Configuration