// Package dhcpv4 provides encoding and decoding of DHCPv4 packets and options. // // Example Usage: // // p, err := dhcpv4.New( // dhcpv4.WithClientIP(net.IP{192, 168, 0, 1}), // dhcpv4.WithMessageType(dhcpv4.MessageTypeInform), // ) // p.UpdateOption(dhcpv4.OptServerIdentifier(net.IP{192, 110, 110, 110})) // // // Retrieve the DHCP Message Type option. // m := p.MessageType() // // bytesOnTheWire := p.ToBytes() // longSummary := p.Summary() package dhcpv4 import ( "bytes" "context" "errors" "fmt" "net" "strings" "time" "github.com/insomniacslk/dhcp/iana" "github.com/insomniacslk/dhcp/rfc1035label" "github.com/u-root/u-root/pkg/rand" "github.com/u-root/u-root/pkg/uio" ) const ( // minPacketLen is the minimum DHCP header length. minPacketLen = 236 // MaxHWAddrLen is the maximum hardware address length of the ClientHWAddr // (client hardware address) according to RFC 2131, Section 2. This is the // link-layer destination a server must send responses to. MaxHWAddrLen = 16 // MaxMessageSize is the maximum size in bytes that a DHCPv4 packet can hold. MaxMessageSize = 576 // Per RFC 951, the minimum length of a packet is 300 bytes. bootpMinLen = 300 ) // RandomTimeout is the amount of time to wait until random number generation // is canceled. var RandomTimeout = 2 * time.Minute // magicCookie is the magic 4-byte value at the beginning of the list of options // in a DHCPv4 packet. var magicCookie = [4]byte{99, 130, 83, 99} // DHCPv4 represents a DHCPv4 packet header and options. See the New* functions // to build DHCPv4 packets. type DHCPv4 struct { OpCode OpcodeType HWType iana.HWType HopCount uint8 TransactionID TransactionID NumSeconds uint16 Flags uint16 ClientIPAddr net.IP YourIPAddr net.IP ServerIPAddr net.IP GatewayIPAddr net.IP ClientHWAddr net.HardwareAddr ServerHostName string BootFileName string Options Options } // Modifier defines the signature for functions that can modify DHCPv4 // structures. This is used to simplify packet manipulation type Modifier func(d *DHCPv4) // IPv4AddrsForInterface obtains the currently-configured, non-loopback IPv4 // addresses for iface. func IPv4AddrsForInterface(iface *net.Interface) ([]net.IP, error) { if iface == nil { return nil, errors.New("IPv4AddrsForInterface: iface cannot be nil") } addrs, err := iface.Addrs() if err != nil { return nil, err } return GetExternalIPv4Addrs(addrs) } // GetExternalIPv4Addrs obtains the currently-configured, non-loopback IPv4 // addresses from `addrs` coming from a particular interface (e.g. // net.Interface.Addrs). func GetExternalIPv4Addrs(addrs []net.Addr) ([]net.IP, error) { var v4addrs []net.IP for _, addr := range addrs { var ip net.IP switch v := addr.(type) { case *net.IPAddr: ip = v.IP case *net.IPNet: ip = v.IP } if ip == nil || ip.IsLoopback() { continue } ip = ip.To4() if ip == nil { continue } v4addrs = append(v4addrs, ip) } return v4addrs, nil } // GenerateTransactionID generates a random 32-bits number suitable for use as // TransactionID func GenerateTransactionID() (TransactionID, error) { var xid TransactionID ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), RandomTimeout) defer cancel() n, err := rand.ReadContext(ctx, xid[:]) if err != nil { return xid, fmt.Errorf("could not get random number: %v", err) } if n != 4 { return xid, errors.New("invalid random sequence for transaction ID: smaller than 32 bits") } return xid, err } // New creates a new DHCPv4 structure and fill it up with default values. It // won't be a valid DHCPv4 message so you will need to adjust its fields. // See also NewDiscovery, NewOffer, NewRequest, NewAcknowledge, NewInform and // NewRelease . func New(modifiers ...Modifier) (*DHCPv4, error) { xid, err := GenerateTransactionID() if err != nil { return nil, err } d := DHCPv4{ OpCode: OpcodeBootRequest, HWType: iana.HWTypeEthernet, HopCount: 0, TransactionID: xid, NumSeconds: 0, Flags: 0, ClientIPAddr: net.IPv4zero, YourIPAddr: net.IPv4zero, ServerIPAddr: net.IPv4zero, GatewayIPAddr: net.IPv4zero, Options: make(Options), } for _, mod := range modifiers { mod(&d) } return &d, nil } // NewDiscoveryForInterface builds a new DHCPv4 Discovery message, with a default // Ethernet HW type and the hardware address obtained from the specified // interface. func NewDiscoveryForInterface(ifname string, modifiers ...Modifier) (*DHCPv4, error) { iface, err := net.InterfaceByName(ifname) if err != nil { return nil, err } return NewDiscovery(iface.HardwareAddr, modifiers...) } // NewDiscovery builds a new DHCPv4 Discovery message, with a default Ethernet // HW type and specified hardware address. func NewDiscovery(hwaddr net.HardwareAddr, modifiers ...Modifier) (*DHCPv4, error) { return New(PrependModifiers(modifiers, WithHwAddr(hwaddr), WithRequestedOptions( OptionSubnetMask, OptionRouter, OptionDomainName, OptionDomainNameServer, ), WithMessageType(MessageTypeDiscover), )...) } // NewInformForInterface builds a new DHCPv4 Informational message with default // Ethernet HW type and the hardware address obtained from the specified // interface. func NewInformForInterface(ifname string, needsBroadcast bool) (*DHCPv4, error) { // get hw addr iface, err := net.InterfaceByName(ifname) if err != nil { return nil, err } // Set Client IP as iface's currently-configured IP. localIPs, err := IPv4AddrsForInterface(iface) if err != nil || len(localIPs) == 0 { return nil, fmt.Errorf("could not get local IPs for iface %s", ifname) } pkt, err := NewInform(iface.HardwareAddr, localIPs[0]) if err != nil { return nil, err } if needsBroadcast { pkt.SetBroadcast() } else { pkt.SetUnicast() } return pkt, nil } // PrependModifiers prepends other to m. func PrependModifiers(m []Modifier, other ...Modifier) []Modifier { return append(other, m...) } // NewInform builds a new DHCPv4 Informational message with the specified // hardware address. func NewInform(hwaddr net.HardwareAddr, localIP net.IP, modifiers ...Modifier) (*DHCPv4, error) { return New(PrependModifiers( modifiers, WithHwAddr(hwaddr), WithMessageType(MessageTypeInform), WithClientIP(localIP), )...) } // NewRequestFromOffer builds a DHCPv4 request from an offer. func NewRequestFromOffer(offer *DHCPv4, modifiers ...Modifier) (*DHCPv4, error) { // find server IP address serverIP := offer.ServerIdentifier() if serverIP == nil { if offer.ServerIPAddr == nil || offer.ServerIPAddr.IsUnspecified() { return nil, fmt.Errorf("missing Server IP Address in DHCP Offer") } serverIP = offer.ServerIPAddr } return New(PrependModifiers(modifiers, WithReply(offer), WithMessageType(MessageTypeRequest), WithServerIP(serverIP), WithClientIP(offer.ClientIPAddr), WithOption(OptRequestedIPAddress(offer.YourIPAddr)), WithOption(OptServerIdentifier(serverIP)), WithRequestedOptions( OptionSubnetMask, OptionRouter, OptionDomainName, OptionDomainNameServer, ), )...) } // NewReplyFromRequest builds a DHCPv4 reply from a request. func NewReplyFromRequest(request *DHCPv4, modifiers ...Modifier) (*DHCPv4, error) { return New(PrependModifiers(modifiers, WithReply(request), WithGatewayIP(request.GatewayIPAddr), )...) } // FromBytes encodes the DHCPv4 packet into a sequence of bytes, and returns an // error if the packet is not valid. func FromBytes(q []byte) (*DHCPv4, error) { var p DHCPv4 buf := uio.NewBigEndianBuffer(q) p.OpCode = OpcodeType(buf.Read8()) p.HWType = iana.HWType(buf.Read8()) hwAddrLen := buf.Read8() p.HopCount = buf.Read8() buf.ReadBytes(p.TransactionID[:]) p.NumSeconds = buf.Read16() p.Flags = buf.Read16() p.ClientIPAddr = net.IP(buf.CopyN(net.IPv4len)) p.YourIPAddr = net.IP(buf.CopyN(net.IPv4len)) p.ServerIPAddr = net.IP(buf.CopyN(net.IPv4len)) p.GatewayIPAddr = net.IP(buf.CopyN(net.IPv4len)) if hwAddrLen > 16 { hwAddrLen = 16 } // Always read 16 bytes, but only use hwaddrlen of them. p.ClientHWAddr = make(net.HardwareAddr, 16) buf.ReadBytes(p.ClientHWAddr) p.ClientHWAddr = p.ClientHWAddr[:hwAddrLen] var sname [64]byte buf.ReadBytes(sname[:]) length := strings.Index(string(sname[:]), "\x00") if length == -1 { length = 64 } p.ServerHostName = string(sname[:length]) var file [128]byte buf.ReadBytes(file[:]) length = strings.Index(string(file[:]), "\x00") if length == -1 { length = 128 } p.BootFileName = string(file[:length]) var cookie [4]byte buf.ReadBytes(cookie[:]) if err := buf.Error(); err != nil { return nil, err } if cookie != magicCookie { return nil, fmt.Errorf("malformed DHCP packet: got magic cookie %v, want %v", cookie[:], magicCookie[:]) } p.Options = make(Options) if err := p.Options.fromBytesCheckEnd(buf.Data(), true); err != nil { return nil, err } return &p, nil } // FlagsToString returns a human-readable representation of the flags field. func (d *DHCPv4) FlagsToString() string { flags := "" if d.IsBroadcast() { flags += "Broadcast" } else { flags += "Unicast" } if d.Flags&0xfe != 0 { flags += " (reserved bits not zeroed)" } return flags } // IsBroadcast indicates whether the packet is a broadcast packet. func (d *DHCPv4) IsBroadcast() bool { return d.Flags&0x8000 == 0x8000 } // SetBroadcast sets the packet to be a broadcast packet. func (d *DHCPv4) SetBroadcast() { d.Flags |= 0x8000 } // IsUnicast indicates whether the packet is a unicast packet. func (d *DHCPv4) IsUnicast() bool { return d.Flags&0x8000 == 0 } // SetUnicast sets the packet to be a unicast packet. func (d *DHCPv4) SetUnicast() { d.Flags &= ^uint16(0x8000) } // GetOneOption returns the option that matches the given option code. // // According to RFC 3396, options that are specified more than once are // concatenated, and hence this should always just return one option. func (d *DHCPv4) GetOneOption(code OptionCode) []byte { return d.Options.Get(code) } // UpdateOption replaces an existing option with the same option code with the // given one, adding it if not already present. func (d *DHCPv4) UpdateOption(opt Option) { if d.Options == nil { d.Options = make(Options) } d.Options.Update(opt) } // String implements fmt.Stringer. func (d *DHCPv4) String() string { return fmt.Sprintf("DHCPv4(xid=%s hwaddr=%s msg_type=%s, your_ip=%s, server_ip=%s)", d.TransactionID, d.ClientHWAddr, d.MessageType(), d.YourIPAddr, d.ServerIPAddr) } // SummaryWithVendor prints a summary of the packet, interpreting the // vendor-specific info option using the given parser (can be nil). func (d *DHCPv4) SummaryWithVendor(vendorDecoder OptionDecoder) string { ret := fmt.Sprintf( "DHCPv4 Message\n"+ " opcode: %s\n"+ " hwtype: %s\n"+ " hopcount: %v\n"+ " transaction ID: %s\n"+ " num seconds: %v\n"+ " flags: %v (0x%02x)\n"+ " client IP: %s\n"+ " your IP: %s\n"+ " server IP: %s\n"+ " gateway IP: %s\n"+ " client MAC: %s\n"+ " server hostname: %s\n"+ " bootfile name: %s\n", d.OpCode, d.HWType, d.HopCount, d.TransactionID, d.NumSeconds, d.FlagsToString(), d.Flags, d.ClientIPAddr, d.YourIPAddr, d.ServerIPAddr, d.GatewayIPAddr, d.ClientHWAddr, d.ServerHostName, d.BootFileName, ) ret += " options:\n" ret += d.Options.Summary(vendorDecoder) return ret } // Summary prints detailed information about the packet. func (d *DHCPv4) Summary() string { return d.SummaryWithVendor(nil) } // IsOptionRequested returns true if that option is within the requested // options of the DHCPv4 message. func (d *DHCPv4) IsOptionRequested(requested OptionCode) bool { rq := d.ParameterRequestList() if rq == nil { // RFC2131ยง3.5 // Not all clients require initialization of all parameters [...] // Two techniques are used to reduce the number of parameters transmitted from // the server to the client. [...] Second, in its initial DHCPDISCOVER or // DHCPREQUEST message, a client may provide the server with a list of specific // parameters the client is interested in. // We interpret this to say that all available parameters should be sent if // the parameter request list is not sent at all. return true } for _, o := range rq { if o == requested { return true } } return false } // In case somebody forgets to set an IP, just write 0s as default values. func writeIP(b *uio.Lexer, ip net.IP) { var zeros [net.IPv4len]byte if ip == nil { b.WriteBytes(zeros[:]) } else { // Converting IP to 4 byte format ip = ip.To4() b.WriteBytes(ip[:net.IPv4len]) } } // ToBytes writes the packet to binary. func (d *DHCPv4) ToBytes() []byte { buf := uio.NewBigEndianBuffer(make([]byte, 0, minPacketLen)) buf.Write8(uint8(d.OpCode)) buf.Write8(uint8(d.HWType)) // HwAddrLen hlen := uint8(len(d.ClientHWAddr)) if hlen == 0 && d.HWType == iana.HWTypeEthernet { hlen = 6 } buf.Write8(hlen) buf.Write8(d.HopCount) buf.WriteBytes(d.TransactionID[:]) buf.Write16(d.NumSeconds) buf.Write16(d.Flags) writeIP(buf, d.ClientIPAddr) writeIP(buf, d.YourIPAddr) writeIP(buf, d.ServerIPAddr) writeIP(buf, d.GatewayIPAddr) copy(buf.WriteN(16), d.ClientHWAddr) var sname [64]byte copy(sname[:], []byte(d.ServerHostName)) sname[len(d.ServerHostName)] = 0 buf.WriteBytes(sname[:]) var file [128]byte copy(file[:], []byte(d.BootFileName)) file[len(d.BootFileName)] = 0 buf.WriteBytes(file[:]) // The magic cookie. buf.WriteBytes(magicCookie[:]) // Write all options. d.Options.Marshal(buf) // DHCP is based on BOOTP, and BOOTP messages have a minimum length of // 300 bytes per RFC 951. This not stated explicitly, but if you sum up // all the bytes in the message layout, you'll get 300 bytes. // // Some DHCP servers and relay agents care about this BOOTP legacy B.S. // and "conveniently" drop messages that are less than 300 bytes long. // // We subtract one byte for the OptionEnd option. if buf.Len()+1 < bootpMinLen { buf.WriteBytes(bytes.Repeat([]byte{OptionPad.Code()}, bootpMinLen-1-buf.Len())) } // Finish the packet. buf.Write8(OptionEnd.Code()) return buf.Data() } // GetBroadcastAddress returns the DHCPv4 Broadcast Address value in d. // // The broadcast address option is described in RFC 2132, Section 5.3. func (d *DHCPv4) BroadcastAddress() net.IP { return GetIP(OptionBroadcastAddress, d.Options) } // RequestedIPAddress returns the DHCPv4 Requested IP Address value in d. // // The requested IP address option is described by RFC 2132, Section 9.1. func (d *DHCPv4) RequestedIPAddress() net.IP { return GetIP(OptionRequestedIPAddress, d.Options) } // ServerIdentifier returns the DHCPv4 Server Identifier value in d. // // The server identifier option is described by RFC 2132, Section 9.7. func (d *DHCPv4) ServerIdentifier() net.IP { return GetIP(OptionServerIdentifier, d.Options) } // Router parses the DHCPv4 Router option if present. // // The Router option is described by RFC 2132, Section 3.5. func (d *DHCPv4) Router() []net.IP { return GetIPs(OptionRouter, d.Options) } // ClasslessStaticRoute parses the DHCPv4 Classless Static Route option if present. // // The Classless Static Route option is described by RFC 3442. func (d *DHCPv4) ClasslessStaticRoute() []*Route { v := d.Options.Get(OptionClasslessStaticRoute) if v == nil { return nil } var routes Routes if err := routes.FromBytes(v); err != nil { return nil } return routes } // NTPServers parses the DHCPv4 NTP Servers option if present. // // The NTP servers option is described by RFC 2132, Section 8.3. func (d *DHCPv4) NTPServers() []net.IP { return GetIPs(OptionNTPServers, d.Options) } // DNS parses the DHCPv4 Domain Name Server option if present. // // The DNS server option is described by RFC 2132, Section 3.8. func (d *DHCPv4) DNS() []net.IP { return GetIPs(OptionDomainNameServer, d.Options) } // DomainName parses the DHCPv4 Domain Name option if present. // // The Domain Name option is described by RFC 2132, Section 3.17. func (d *DHCPv4) DomainName() string { return GetString(OptionDomainName, d.Options) } // HostName parses the DHCPv4 Host Name option if present. // // The Host Name option is described by RFC 2132, Section 3.14. func (d *DHCPv4) HostName() string { return GetString(OptionHostName, d.Options) } // RootPath parses the DHCPv4 Root Path option if present. // // The Root Path option is described by RFC 2132, Section 3.19. func (d *DHCPv4) RootPath() string { return GetString(OptionRootPath, d.Options) } // BootFileNameOption parses the DHCPv4 Bootfile Name option if present. // // The Bootfile Name option is described by RFC 2132, Section 9.5. func (d *DHCPv4) BootFileNameOption() string { name := GetString(OptionBootfileName, d.Options) return strings.TrimRight(name, "\x00") } // TFTPServerName parses the DHCPv4 TFTP Server Name option if present. // // The TFTP Server Name option is described by RFC 2132, Section 9.4. func (d *DHCPv4) TFTPServerName() string { name := GetString(OptionTFTPServerName, d.Options) return strings.TrimRight(name, "\x00") } // ClassIdentifier parses the DHCPv4 Class Identifier option if present. // // The Vendor Class Identifier option is described by RFC 2132, Section 9.13. func (d *DHCPv4) ClassIdentifier() string { return GetString(OptionClassIdentifier, d.Options) } // ClientArch returns the Client System Architecture Type option. func (d *DHCPv4) ClientArch() []iana.Arch { v := d.Options.Get(OptionClientSystemArchitectureType) if v == nil { return nil } var archs iana.Archs if err := archs.FromBytes(v); err != nil { return nil } return archs } // DomainSearch returns the domain search list if present. // // The domain search option is described by RFC 3397, Section 2. func (d *DHCPv4) DomainSearch() *rfc1035label.Labels { v := d.Options.Get(OptionDNSDomainSearchList) if v == nil { return nil } labels, err := rfc1035label.FromBytes(v) if err != nil { return nil } return labels } // IPAddressLeaseTime returns the IP address lease time or the given // default duration if not present. // // The IP address lease time option is described by RFC 2132, Section 9.2. func (d *DHCPv4) IPAddressLeaseTime(def time.Duration) time.Duration { v := d.Options.Get(OptionIPAddressLeaseTime) if v == nil { return def } var dur Duration if err := dur.FromBytes(v); err != nil { return def } return time.Duration(dur) } // MaxMessageSize returns the DHCP Maximum Message Size if present. // // The Maximum DHCP Message Size option is described by RFC 2132, Section 9.10. func (d *DHCPv4) MaxMessageSize() (uint16, error) { return GetUint16(OptionMaximumDHCPMessageSize, d.Options) } // MessageType returns the DHCPv4 Message Type option. func (d *DHCPv4) MessageType() MessageType { v := d.Options.Get(OptionDHCPMessageType) if v == nil { return MessageTypeNone } var m MessageType if err := m.FromBytes(v); err != nil { return MessageTypeNone } return m } // ParameterRequestList returns the DHCPv4 Parameter Request List. // // The parameter request list option is described by RFC 2132, Section 9.8. func (d *DHCPv4) ParameterRequestList() OptionCodeList { v := d.Options.Get(OptionParameterRequestList) if v == nil { return nil } var codes OptionCodeList if err := codes.FromBytes(v); err != nil { return nil } return codes } // RelayAgentInfo returns options embedded by the relay agent. // // The relay agent info option is described by RFC 3046. func (d *DHCPv4) RelayAgentInfo() *RelayOptions { v := d.Options.Get(OptionRelayAgentInformation) if v == nil { return nil } var relayOptions RelayOptions if err := relayOptions.FromBytes(v); err != nil { return nil } return &relayOptions } // SubnetMask returns a subnet mask option contained if present. // // The subnet mask option is described by RFC 2132, Section 3.3. func (d *DHCPv4) SubnetMask() net.IPMask { v := d.Options.Get(OptionSubnetMask) if v == nil { return nil } var im IPMask if err := im.FromBytes(v); err != nil { return nil } return net.IPMask(im) } // UserClass returns the user class if present. // // The user class information option is defined by RFC 3004. func (d *DHCPv4) UserClass() []string { v := d.Options.Get(OptionUserClassInformation) if v == nil { return nil } var uc Strings if err := uc.FromBytes(v); err != nil { return []string{GetString(OptionUserClassInformation, d.Options)} } return uc } // VIVC returns the vendor-identifying vendor class option if present. func (d *DHCPv4) VIVC() VIVCIdentifiers { v := d.Options.Get(OptionVendorIdentifyingVendorClass) if v == nil { return nil } var ids VIVCIdentifiers if err := ids.FromBytes(v); err != nil { return nil } return ids }