// Perform Test III.
// RFC 3489: In test III, the client sends a Binding Request with only the "change port" flag set.
//
// OUTPUT
// - A boolean that indicates wether the client received a response or not.
// - The error flag.
func CientTest3() (testResponse, error) {
var err error
var r requestResponse
var response testResponse
var info test2Info
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("%s", "Test III.\n"))
}
r, err = ClientSendChangeRequest(false)
response.request = r
response.extra = info
if nil != err {
return response, err
}
return response, nil
}
// This function sends a given request and returns the received packet.
//
// INPUT
// - in_connexion: connexion to use.
// - in_request: the request to send.
//
// OUTPUT
// - The receive STUN packet.
// - A flag that indicates whether the client received a response or not.
// + true: the client received a response.
// + false: the client did not receive any response
// - The error flag.
func SendRequest(in_connexion net.Conn, in_request StunPacket) (StunPacket, bool, error) {
var rcv_packet StunPacket
var request_timeout int = 100
var retries_count int = 0
sent := false
for {
var err error
var count int
var b []byte = make([]byte, 1000, 1000)
// Dump the packet.
if (verbosity > 0) && !sent {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("Sending REQUEST to \"%s\"\n\n%s\n", in_connexion.RemoteAddr(), Bytes2String(in_request.ToBytes(), 4)))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("%s\n", in_request.String(4)))
sent = true
}
// Send the packet.
count, err = in_connexion.Write(in_request.ToBytes())
if err != nil {
return rcv_packet, false, errors.New(fmt.Sprintf("Can not send STUN UDP packet to server: %s", err))
}
if len(in_request.ToBytes()) != count {
return rcv_packet, false, errors.New(fmt.Sprintf("Can not send STUN UDP packet to server: The number of bytes sent is not valid."))
}
// RFC 3489: Wait for a response.
// Clients SHOULD retransmit the request starting with an interval of 100ms, doubling
// every retransmit until the interval reaches 1.6s. Retransmissions
// continue with intervals of 1.6s until a response is received, or a
// total of 9 requests have been sent.
in_connexion.SetReadDeadline(time.Now().Add(time.Duration(request_timeout) * time.Millisecond))
if request_timeout < 1600 {
request_timeout *= 2
} else {
retries_count++
}
// Wait for a response.
count, err = in_connexion.Read(b)
if err != nil {
if err.(net.Error).Timeout() { // See http://golang.org/src/pkg/net/timeout_test.go?h=Timeout%28%29
if retries_count >= 9 {
break
}
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("%sTimeout (%04d ms) exceeded, retry...", strings.Repeat(" ", 4), request_timeout))
}
continue
}
return rcv_packet, false, errors.New(fmt.Sprintf("Error while reading packet: %s", err))
}
// For nice output.
if (verbosity > 0) && (retries_count > 0) {
tools.AddText(output, "\n")
}
// Build the packet from the list of bytes.
rcv_packet, err = FromBytes(b[0:count])
if nil != err {
// The packet is not valid.
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("%sThe received packet is not valid. Continue.", strings.Repeat(" ", 4)))
}
continue
}
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("Received\n\n%s\n", Bytes2String(rcv_packet.ToBytes(), 4)))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("%s\n", rcv_packet.String(4)))
}
// OK, a valid response has been received.
return rcv_packet, true, nil
}
// No valid packet has been received.
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf(""))
}
return rcv_packet, false, nil
}
// Perform the discovery process.
// See RFC 3489, section "Discovery Process".
//
// OUTPUT
// - The type of NAT we are behind from.
// - The error flag.
func ClientDiscover() (int, error) {
var err error
var changer_transport string
var test1_response, test2_response, test3_response testResponse
// RFC 3489: The client begins by initiating test I. If this test yields no
// response, the client knows right away that it is not capable of UDP
// connectivity. If the test produces a response, the client examines
// the MAPPED-ADDRESS attribute. If this address and port are the same
// as the local IP address and port of the socket used to send the
// request, the client knows that it is not natted. It executes test II.
/// ----------
/// TEST I (a)
/// ----------
test1_response, err = ClientTest1(nil)
if nil != err {
return STUN_NAT_ERROR, err
}
if !test1_response.request.response {
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s%s", "Result:", "Got no response for test I."))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s%s", "Conclusion:", "UDP is blocked."))
}
return STUN_NAT_BLOCKED, err
}
// Save "changed transport address" for later test.
// Please note that some servers don't set this attribute.
if test1_response.extra.(test1Info).changed_address_found {
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Change IP", test1_response.extra.(test1Info).changed_ip))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %d", "Change port", int(test1_response.extra.(test1Info).changed_port)))
}
changer_transport, err = tools.MakeTransportAddress(test1_response.extra.(test1Info).changed_ip, int(test1_response.extra.(test1Info).changed_port))
if nil != err {
return STUN_NAT_ERROR, err
}
} else {
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Result", "The response does not contain any \"changed\" address."))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Conclusion", "The only thing we can say is that we are behind a NAT.\n"))
}
return STUN_NAT_UNKNOWN, nil
}
if !test1_response.extra.(test1Info).identical { // Test I (a): The local transport address is different than the mapped transport address.
// RFC 3489: In the event that the IP address and port of the socket did not match
// the MAPPED-ADDRESS attribute in the response to test I, the client
// knows that it is behind a NAT. It performs test II.
/// -----------
/// TEST II (a)
/// -----------
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Result", "Got a response for test I. Test I is not OK."))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Conclusion", "We are behind a NAT.\n"))
}
test2_response, err = CientTest2()
if nil != err {
return STUN_NAT_ERROR, err
}
if !test2_response.request.response { // Test II (a): We did not receive any valid response from the server.
// RFC 3489: If no response is received, it performs test I again, but this time,
// does so to the address and port from the CHANGED-ADDRESS attribute
// from the response to test I.
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Result", "Got no response for test II. Test II is not OK."))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s \"%s\"\n", "Conclusion", "Perform Test I again. This time, server's transport address is", changer_transport))
}
/// ----------
/// TEST I (b)
/// ----------
test1_response, err = ClientTest1(&changer_transport)
if nil != err {
return STUN_NAT_ERROR, err
}
if !test1_response.request.response {
// No response from the server. This should not happend.
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Result", "Got no response for test I. This is unexpected!"))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Conclusion", "The only thing we can say is that we are behind a NAT.\n"))
}
return STUN_NAT_UNKNOWN, nil
}
if !test1_response.extra.(test1Info).identical { // Test I (b)
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Result", "Got a response for test I. Test I is not OK."))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Conclusion", "We are behind a symetric NAT.\n"))
}
return STUN_NAT_SYMETRIC, nil
} else { // Test I (b)
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Result", "Got a response for test I. Test I is OK.\n"))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Conclusion", "Perform Test III.\n"))
}
/// --------
/// TEST III
/// --------
test3_response, err = CientTest3()
if nil != err {
return STUN_NAT_ERROR, err
}
if !test3_response.request.response {
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Result", "Got no response for test III."))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Conclusion", "We are behind a \"port sestricted\" NAT.\n"))
}
return STUN_NAT_PORT_RESTRICTED, nil
} else {
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Result", "Got a response for test III."))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Conclusion", "We are behind a \"restricted\" NAT.\n"))
}
return STUN_NAT_RESTRICTED, nil
}
// End of branch.
}
} else { // TEST II (a) : We received a valid response from the server.
// RFC 3489: If a response is received, the client knows that it is behind a \"full-cone\" NAT.
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Result", "Test II is OK."))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Conclusion", "We are behind a \"full cone\" NAT.\n"))
}
return STUN_NAT_FULL_CONE, nil
}
return 0, nil
} else { // Test I (a): The local transport address is identical to the mapped transport address.
// RFC 3489: If this address and port are the same
// as the local IP address and port of the socket used to send the
// request, the client knows that it is not natted. It executes test II.
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Result", "Got a response for test 1. Test I is OK. Addresses are the same.\n"))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Conclusion", "We are *not* behind a NAT."))
}
/// -----------
/// TEST II (b)
/// -----------
// If a response is received, the client knows that it has open access
// to the Internet (or, at least, its behind a firewall that behaves
// like a full-cone NAT, but without the translation). If no response
// is received, the client knows its behind a symmetric UDP firewall.
test2_response, err = CientTest2()
if nil != err {
return STUN_NAT_ERROR, err
}
if test2_response.request.response { //
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Result", "Got a response for test II.\n"))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Conclusion", "We are *not* behind a NAT."))
}
return STUN_NAT_NO_NAT, nil
}
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Result", "Got no response for test II.\n"))
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Conclusion", "We are behind a symmetric UDP firewall."))
}
return STUN_NAT_SYMETRIC_UDP_FIREWALL, nil
}
return 2, nil
}
// Perform Test I.
// RFC 3489: In test I, the client sends a
// STUN Binding Request to a server, without any flags set in the
// CHANGE-REQUEST attribute, and without the RESPONSE-ADDRESS attribute.
// This causes the server to send the response back to the address and
// port that the request came from.
//
// INPUT
// - in_destination_address: this string represents the transport address of the request's destination.
// This value should be written: "IP:Port" (IPV4) or "[IP]:Port" (IPV6).
// If the value of this parameter is nil, then the default server's transport address will be used.
// Note: The default server's transport address is the one defined through the call to the function "ClientInit()".
//
// OUTPUT
// - The response.
// - The error flag.
func ClientTest1(in_destination_address *string) (testResponse, error) {
var err, err_mapped error
var ip_mapped, ip_xored_mapped string
var family_mapped, family_xored_mapped, port_mapped, port_xored_mapped uint16
var response testResponse
var info test1Info
var found bool
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("%s", "Test I\n"))
}
response.request, err = ClientSendBinding(in_destination_address)
if nil != err {
return response, err
}
if !response.request.response {
return response, nil
}
// Extracts the mapped address and the XORED mapped address.
// Note: Some STUN servers don't set the XORED mapped address (RFC 3489 does not define XORED mapped IP address).
// Therefore, we consider that no XORED mapped address is not an error.
_ = family_mapped // Really not used
found, family_mapped, ip_mapped, port_mapped, err = response.request.packet.GetMappedAddress()
if (nil != err) || (!found) {
return response, err
}
found, family_xored_mapped, ip_xored_mapped, port_xored_mapped, err = response.request.packet.GetXorMappedAddress()
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s:%d", "Mapped address", ip_mapped, port_mapped))
if nil == err_mapped && found {
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s:%d", "Xored mapped address", ip_xored_mapped, port_xored_mapped))
}
} else {
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Xored mapped address", "No xored mapped address given"))
}
}
}
if (ip_mapped != ip_xored_mapped) && (found) {
ip_mapped = ip_xored_mapped
port_mapped = port_xored_mapped
family_mapped = family_xored_mapped
}
ip_mapped, err = tools.MakeTransportAddress(ip_mapped, int(port_mapped))
if nil != err {
return response, err
}
// Extracts the transport address "CHANGED-ADDRESS".
// Some servers don't set the attribute "CHANGED-ADDRESS".
// So we consider that the lake of this attribute is not an error.
info.changed_address_found, info.changed_address_family, info.changed_ip, info.changed_port, err = response.request.packet.GetChangedAddress()
if nil != err {
return response, err
}
// Compare local IP with mapped IP.
if verbosity > 0 {
tools.AddText(output, fmt.Sprintf("% -25s: %s", "Local address", response.request.transport_local))
}
info.identical = response.request.transport_local == ip_mapped
response.extra = info
return response, nil
}
