* changes:
Track and persist in stats whether traffic is on the default network.
Add the default network to NetworkStats and NetworkStatsCollection.
Pass all default networks to NetworkStatsService
This change adds the defaultNetwork to the ident based on current
system networking state, and persists that value to flash.
Bug: 35142602
Test: runtest frameworks-net
Test: downloaded files using default/non-default networks while watching dumpsys netstats
Change-Id: Id8776d149b2977548a9eb455ad4926af55e25aba
This allows us to maintain NetworkStats entries that track
whether the traffic was on the default network.
At the moment, the stats collection code always passes in
DEFAULT_NETWORK_NO. However, this value is a no-op, since it is
not persisted to disk. Only the ident, the uid/set/tag, and the
packet/byte/operation counters are persisted.
A future change will add defaultNetwork to the ident and start
persisting it.
Bug: 35142602
Test: runtest frameworks-net
Change-Id: Ifa291c62c0fa389b88e5561086a29dcd7cee2253
This will allow NetworkStatsService to treat traffic on these
networks differently from traffic where the app selects a network
that is not the default.
Bug: 35142602
Test: runtest frameworks-net
Change-Id: I5ea9d200d9fb153490c6108bb9390bf152f297da
In a future set of CLs, NPMS will offer to override a handful of
capabilities on a per-subId basis. Define a no-op version of the
interface to make it easier to add new methods in the future.
Test: bit FrameworksNetTests:android.net.,com.android.server.net.
Test: bit FrameworksTelephonyTests:com.android.internal.telephony.dataconnection.DataConnectionTest
Bug: 64133169
Change-Id: I03dfd98463861f0338c4174e8d8a88c300ea5b55
Can be used by a network to indicate when it's congested, meaning that
apps should defer network traffic that could be done at a later time.
Test: bit FrameworksNetTests:android.net.,com.android.server.net.,com.android.server.connectivity.VpnTest,com.android.server.ConnectivityServiceTest
Bug: 64133169
Change-Id: I8a60b6f02dd0f42268b59690556c16335d34e220
Because IpSecTransforms are now unidirectional,
and because the only mechanism for removing Transforms
removes it from both directions, the API can no longer
use the Transform parameter to meaningfully validate
that the caller had applied a transform. Since that
functionality was as-yet unimplemented and is now
infeasible, the transform parameter is removed.
Bug: 72079356
Test: cts - IpSecManagerTest; runtest frameworks-net
Change-Id: If19b0d34bdc6daf31a40d6d62bff326dcbca08c0
The IpSecService Unit tests relied on the
directionality of the IpSecConfig and previously
did not specify a source address. Unit tests
updated without functional change other than to
address these two requirements.
Bug: 71717213
Test: runtest frameworks-net
Change-Id: Iedbed735bc50fd4fdfe985f9e173956062a7b0d1
Convert the IpSecTransform from being a bi-directional
pair of SAs to a unidirectional single SA. This CL
also removes the concept of "direction from SAs meaning
that a IpSecTransform may now be applied to a socket
in either direction.
-Make transforms unidirectional
-Add Convert allocateSpi() to use destination rather
than direction and remote address
-Remove directionality from builders for IpSecTransform
-Change applyTransportModeTransform() to take a
direction in which to apply the transform object.
-Additional minor naming updates
-Restrict IpSecConfig to only print keys on eng builds
-Move DIRECTION constants to IpSecManager
-Add sourceAddress parameter to IpSecTransform to provide
additional guarantees about the source address of data;
(explicit failure rather than implicit failure).
-Move SPI to the build() method of IpSecTransform
Bug: 71717213
Test: runtest frameworks-net, CTS - IpSecManagerTest
Change-Id: I0824b37f443f4b8c62536d9801238c63ed8f2a1c
