Lines Matching defs:target
97 * Depending on the address resolutions of the target and gateways,
98 * we determine which addresses of the target we'll try connecting to.
100 #define ALL_ADDRS 0 /* try all addrs of target */
101 #define ONLY_V4 1 /* try only IPv4 addrs of target */
102 #define ONLY_V6 2 /* try only IPv6 addrs of target */
2464 * - start with the target host, or with "@" or "!@" followed by at least one
2468 * Note that the last host is the target, all the others (if any ) are the
2475 * the target, others gateways), src_rtng_type points to the type of source
2493 * as the target host and set the num_gw to 0. Therefore, none of the
2509 /* no gateways, just the target */
2560 /* discount the target */
2576 * Resolves the target and gateway addresses, determines what type of addresses
2579 * Returns: pointer to resolved target if name resolutions succeed
2583 * The last host in the hostname_list is the target. After resolving the target,
2628 * Let's see what type of addresses we got for the target. This
2653 * target in the last slot of gw_addrs array. Therefore we need
2781 * values based on the name resolution of the target and gateways.
2806 size_t *opt_buf_len, struct in_addr *target, uchar_t src_rtng_type)
2814 * of gateway addresses we put in the option buffer includes the target
2842 /* final hop is the target */
2843 gw_addrs[num_gw].gw_addr = *target;
3050 * For setup phase treat the relay host as the target host.
3060 /* Last host in the hostname_list is the target */
3183 * of the target.
3275 * If failed, try the next address of the target.