1.3.2 Transport Object

The transports are the various protocols that participate in the routing operation. The transport configurations are realized by the router managers and the routing protocols that are part of the router managers. Each transport is identified by a well-known transport identifier that specifies the protocol for which a certain operation needs to be performed. The transport-specific configuration can be managed through the following methods by specifying the appropriate transport identifier:

• RRouterInterfaceTransportSetGlobalInfo

• RRouterInterfaceTransportGetGlobalInfo

• RRouterInterfaceTransportCreate

Additionally, the transport configurations can be managed for a specific interface using the following methods by specifying the transport identifier and the interface handle:

• RRouterInterfaceTransportRemove

• RRouterInterfaceTransportGetInfo

• RRouterInterfaceTransportSetInfo

• RRouterInterfaceTransportAdd

For the routing functionality, the route configuration can be updated on the interfaces for a particular transport by using the following methods.

• RRouterInterfaceUpdateRoutes

• RRouterInterfaceQueryUpdateResult