Introduction

RDK-B devices provide multiple interfaces like MoCA, WiFi, Ethernet and so on for the clients to get connected. LMLite, a component within RDK-B, does the job of updating the Host tables (Host table is a table containing the data of connected clients over various interfaces) based on the devices connected over MoCA, WiFi and Ethernet.

High Level Architecture

Figure 1 - LMLite High Level Architecture

Figure 1 illustrates the LMLite functionality.

LMLite interacts with other components of RDK-B stack over DBUS. Each of these components registers a "callback" function with respective HAL. The HAL performs a “callback” whenever there is an update in connected clients. This triggers a DBus call to LMLite with the necessary data. LMLite receives this data and adds it to a the Host tables.

Objects

LMLite has three objects in its DML layer: