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NdisFGetOptionalSwitchHandlers function (ndis.h)

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Hyper-V extensible switch extensions call the NdisFGetOptionalSwitchHandlers function to obtain a list of pointers to the Hyper-V extensible switch handler functions.

Syntax

NDIS_STATUS NdisFGetOptionalSwitchHandlers(
  [in]      NDIS_HANDLE                    NdisFilterHandle,
  [out]     PNDIS_SWITCH_CONTEXT           NdisSwitchContext,
  [in, out] PNDIS_SWITCH_OPTIONAL_HANDLERS NdisSwitchHandlers
);

Parameters

[in] NdisFilterHandle

The NDIS handle that identifies this filter module. When NDIS called the extension's FilterAttach function, it passed this handle in the NdisFilterHandle parameter.

[out] NdisSwitchContext

A pointer to the NDIS_SWITCH_CONTEXT value that identifies the extensible switch module to which the extension is attached. When the extension calls an extensible switch handler function, it must set the NdisSwitchContext parameter to the value of this handle.

[in, out] NdisSwitchHandlers

A pointer to a caller-allocated NDIS_SWITCH_OPTIONAL_HANDLERS structure. If the call succeeds, this structure will contain a list of pointers to the extensible switch handler functions.

For more information about these handler functions, see Hyper-V Extensible Switch Handler Functions.

Note  Before the extension calls NdisFGetOptionalSwitchHandlers, it must initialize the Header member of the NDIS_SWITCH_OPTIONAL_HANDLERS structure.
 

Return value

If the call succeeds, NdisFGetOptionalSwitchHandlers returns NDIS_STATUS_SUCCESS. Otherwise, it returns NDIS_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED if the extensible switch extension is not bound to the underlying extensible switch component.

Remarks

The extension calls the NdisFGetOptionalSwitchHandlers function from its FilterAttach function.

If the extension is installed with multiple FilterMediaTypes INF entries, the call to NdisFGetOptionalSwitchHandlers lets the extension determine whether it is bound and attached to the driver stack for either the extensible switch or a physical network adapter. If the call returns NDIS_STATUS_SUCCESS, the extension is attached within the extensible switch driver stack. If the call returns NDIS_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED, the extension is attached within the driver stack for a physical network adapter.

For more information about FilterMediaTypes INF entries for extensible switch extensions, see INF Requirements for Hyper-V Extensible Switch Extensions.

Requirements

Requirement Value
Minimum supported client Supported in NDIS 6.30 and later.
Target Platform Universal
Header ndis.h (include Ndis.h)
Library Ndis.lib
IRQL <= DISPATCH_LEVEL

See also

FilterAttach

NDIS_SWITCH_OPTIONAL_HANDLERS