Lines Matching refs:network

9 // NetworkId represents the id given by the system to a physical network on the
15   // Every network gets assigned a network_id on creation based on order of
16   // creation. Thus network_id N is assigned to the network created directly
17   // after network N-1. Thus there is no PII involved here. Zero means no
18   // network. The value 0 is never assigned to a network.
22 // LinkLayer describes a physical link layer technology used by a network.
53 // An event recorded when the system default network disconnects or the system
54 // switches to a new default network. An event is also recorded to cover gaps
55 // without a default network.
59   // Reason why this network stopped being the default.
67   // Whether the network supports IPv4, IPv6, or both.
75   // Duration in milliseconds when this network was the default.
79   // Duration in milliseconds when this default network Internet access was
81   // lack of a default network.
85   // Network score of this network when it became the default network.
86   // Or 0 if this event represents a period without a default network.
90   // Network score of this network when it stopped being the default network.
91   // Or 0 if this event represents a period without a default network.
95   // Best available information about IP support of this default network.
96   // Or NONE if this event represents a period without a default network.
100   // LinkLayer of the previous default network. Ignores any previous period
101   // without a default network.
107   // A value of 0 means this is a loss of the system default network.
111   // A value of 0 means there was no previous default network.
115   // Best available information about IP support of the previous network when
116   // disconnecting or switching to a new default network.
120   // The transport types of the new default network, represented by
125   // Duration in milliseconds without a default network. This field is non-zero
126   // only for DefaultNetworkEvents representing lack of a default network.
146 // a network: connection, evaluation, validation, lingering, and disconnection.
150   // The id of the network on which this event happened.
154   // The type of network event, represented by NETWORK_* constants defined in
158   // Only valid after finishing evaluating a network for Internet connectivity.
168   // The id of the network for which the probe was sent.
224   // The id of the network on which the DNS lookups took place.
458   // Information about IP support of this network.
461   // True if the network was validated at least once.
464   // True if a captive portal was found at least once on this network.
467   // Total number of times no connectivity was reported for this network.
546   // Physical link layer of the network on which the event happened.
551   // Represents the id given by the system to a physical network on the device.
552   // Every network gets assigned a unique id on creation from a monotonic
553   // counter. The value 0 is never assigned to a network and means no network.
565   // The transport types of the network on which the event happened, expressed
574     // An event about the system default network.
580     // A network lifecycle event.
600     // A network validation probe event.