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704df5b09d
Implemented extra missing fields, added VPD hash match Add extra configuration required for external port tagging, maybe do it via config
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13 KiB
YAML
289 lines
13 KiB
YAML
platform:
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# Device to match configuration against. Program will exit if model does not match
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device: "FM10840_B0"
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# Device VPD hash to match against. Use this when multiple FM10K with different serial numbers exist on system.
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#device_vpd_hash: "d3effea257d1348331a212d60d0b96ec1225c69a93c7e9fa1689b7f445c7d489"
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#device_vpd_hash: "f67978856fa13d7e2ce4f0af8971bfbe633447f91ca5791ec5add3c6860fc70d"
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configuration:
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# A preset to use, if any
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preset: "FM10840_B0_2x100G"
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#preset: "FM10840_B0_8x25G"
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# Extra configuration entries (or whole file) follow here in order
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entries:
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# Required to have working VLAN tagging (802.1Q)
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- ["api.port.allowFtagVlanTagging", "bool", "true"]
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#- ["api.platform.config.debug", "text", "CONFIG,MOD_STATE,MOD_LED,MOD_INTR,MOD_TYPE,PLAT_LOG"]
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#- ["api.platform.lib.config.debug", "text", "I2C_RW,I2C_MUX,PORT_LED"]
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#- ["api.platform.config.switch.0.portIndex.1.ethernetMode", "text", "40GBase-SR4"]
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#- ["api.platform.config.switch.0.portIndex.2.ethernetMode", "text", "40GBase-SR4"]
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# Override 100G ports to 10G
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#- ["api.platform.config.switch.0.portIndex.1.ethernetMode", "text", "10GBase-SR"]
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#- ["api.platform.config.switch.0.portIndex.2.ethernetMode", "text", "10GBase-SR"]
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# Override 25G ports to 10G
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#- ["api.platform.config.switch.0.portIndex.1.ethernetMode", "text", "10GBase-SR"]
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#- ["api.platform.config.switch.0.portIndex.2.ethernetMode", "text", "10GBase-SR"]
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#- ["api.platform.config.switch.0.portIndex.3.ethernetMode", "text", "10GBase-SR"]
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#- ["api.platform.config.switch.0.portIndex.4.ethernetMode", "text", "10GBase-SR"]
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#- ["api.platform.config.switch.0.portIndex.5.ethernetMode", "text", "10GBase-SR"]
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#- ["api.platform.config.switch.0.portIndex.6.ethernetMode", "text", "10GBase-SR"]
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#- ["api.platform.config.switch.0.portIndex.7.ethernetMode", "text", "10GBase-SR"]
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#- ["api.platform.config.switch.0.portIndex.8.ethernetMode", "text", "10GBase-SR"]
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switch:
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attributes:
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# Frame timeout in milliseconds. see FM_FRAME_AGING_TIME_MSEC
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#frame_aging_milliseconds:
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# Specifies which logical port to redirect CPU traffic to.
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# The logical port can be a physical port or a LAG port.
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# FM_REDIRECT_CPU_TRAFFIC
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# Defaults to api.platform.config.switch.0.cpuPort
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#cpu_port:
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# shared (default), per_vlan, multiple (not supported?)
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stp_mode: shared
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lag:
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# static (default, static groups, discard), dynamic (pass to application)
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#mode: static
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#pruning: true
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vlan_learning:
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# VLAN learning mode. Values: independent (default), shared
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mode: independent
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# The VLAN to learn on when mode is shared (default 1)
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vlan: 1
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trap:
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# The 48-bit CPU MAC address (default: 0x000000000000).
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# Frames received by the switch with this destination MAC address will
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# be automatically trapped to the CPU.
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cpu_mac: 0x000000000000
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8021x: true
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bpdu: true
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lacp: true
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garp: true
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# This trap is only valid for routed frames.
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mtu_violation: true
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# Broadcast flooding control. Values: forward, discard, forward_without_cpu (default), per_port
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broadcast_flooding: forward
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# Flood all multicast frames for which the multicast address is unknown on lookup to all ports including the CPU.
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# Note that the CPU will only receive unknown multicast frames on VLANs for which the CPU port is a member.
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# Multicast flooding control. Values: forward, discard, forward_without_cpu (default), per_port
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multicast_flooding: forward
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# Flood all unicast frames for which the destination address is unknown on lookup.
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# Note that the CPU will only receive unknown unicast frames on VLANs for which the CPU port is a member.
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# Unicast flooding control. Values: forward, discard, forward_without_cpu (default), per_port
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unicast_flooding: forward
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# Must create vlans so they exist
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vlans:
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-
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id: 1
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attributes:
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# If enabled, then a frame may be sent out the VLAN it came in on.
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# On FM10000 devices, disabling reflection on a VLAN disables switching
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# frames on this VLAN between Virtual Functions on the same PCIe port.
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reflect: true
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# A VLAN must have this attribute enabled in order for traffic ingressing on the VLAN to be routed.
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# When this attribute is disabled, ingressing traffic will only be switched at layer 2.
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# Default false
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routable: false
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-
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id: 2
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attributes:
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reflect: true
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routable: false
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# Definitions here share keys. First default, eth, pcie, special, cpu entries are applied, then specific port numbers
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ports:
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-
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# Default port definitions, except internal
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port: default
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attributes:
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tagging:
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# Selects the port tagging mode for this port. Values (see fm_portTaggingMode struct): 8021q (default), 8021ad_customer, 8021ad_provider, pseudo1, pseudo2
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mode: 8021q
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# The port's default VLAN. Tagging rules still apply from VLAN definition. The default value is 1.
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vid: 1
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# The port's default priority (0 - 7). The default value is 0.
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priority: 0
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# The port's default second VLAN. The default value is 1.
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#vid2: 1
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# The port's default second priority (0 - 7). The default value is 0.
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#priority2: 0
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# Whether the ingress VLAN-tagged frame's VLAN fields should be replaced with the port's default VLAN fields,
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# as specified by the ''tagging.vid'', ''tagging.priority'', and ''tagging.cfi'' attributes. Default false
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#
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# Note that this attribute does not affect the selection of the internal switch priority of the frame (in the case of SWPRI being chosen from VLAN priority),
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# as SWPRI is chosen before the port's default VLAN values are applied. See ''FM_PORT_SWPRI_SOURCE'' and ''FM_PORT_SWPRI_DSCP_PREF'' for details on the selection of SWPRI.
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replace: false
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# The port's default CFI (0 - 1). The default value is 0.
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# Also known as Drop eligible indicator (DEI). May be used separately or in conjunction with PCP to indicate frames eligible to be dropped in the presence of congestion.
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cfi: 0
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# The port's default DSCP (0 - 63). Default value is 0.
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dscp: 0
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# Defines the type of ISL tag (if any) present on frames ingressing on this port.
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# On FM10000, this attribute supports f56 or none (default) on Ethernet ports, but only none is supported for PCIe and TE ports.
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# Values: none, f56
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#isl_format:
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# The port's default internal switch priority (0 - 15). Default value is 0.
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switch_priority: 0
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drop:
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# Dropping frames that incur an ingress VLAN boundary violation. Default false
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boundary_violation: false
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# Dropping of untagged frames on ingress. Default false. See notes for FM_PORT_DROP_UNTAGGED
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untagged: false
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# Dropping of tagged frames on ingress. Default false. See notes for FM_PORT_DROP_TAGGED
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tagged: false
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loopback:
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# Internal loopback control. Frames emitted from the switch fabric towards an egress port are processed all the way
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# through the Ethernet port logic, then looped back from transmit to receive at the SerDes level, complete with preamble and IFG.
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# Can only be set on eth ports. Values: off (default), tx2rx, rx2tx
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mode: off
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# Whether frames emitted out of the switch fabric toward an egress port are instead looped back into the fabric.
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# Since such frames do not touch the Ethernet port logic of the chip, they will not have a preamble, nor do they invoke an IFG.
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# The associated port logic will be put in a standby mode so that any frames received at the port will not enter the switch fabric.
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# Values: off (default), tx2rx, rx2tx
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fabric: off
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# Indicates whether loopback suppression is enabled or disabled for a port.
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# Value is either true (default) or false (default for TE ports).
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# Note that this attribute has no effect when a port is a member of a link aggregation group.
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#suppression: true
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parser:
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# How far in OSI model packets are parsed before stopping.
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# l2 (default)
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# l3 - Set to this value to enable any L3 features, such as IGMP snooping, routing, IGMP storm control and L3 ACLs.
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# l4 - Set FM_PORT_PARSER to this value to enable L4 ACLs (default for TE ports), in addition to L3 features.
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# all
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mode: l2
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# When two VLAN tags are present and identical in a packet, then this attribute defines which one is considered as first.
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# Setting to false (default) makes VLAN1 first, VLAN2 second.
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#first_vlan2: false
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# Whether VID2 (VLAN ID in the second VLAN tag) is sent before VID1 (VLAN ID in the first VLAN tag) or after VID1.
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# Setting to true sends the VID2 first, then VID1 second.
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# Setting to false (default) sends the VID1 first, VID2 second.
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#first_vid2: false
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# A port must have this attribute enabled in order for traffic ingressing on the port to be routed.
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# When this attribute is disabled, ingressing traffic will only be switched at layer 2.
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routable: false
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# Egress updating of fields
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update:
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# Defines whether the port should decrement the TTL field on outgoing routed frames. Default true
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#ttl: true
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# Defines whether the port may modify the DSCP field on outgoing routed frames. Default true
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#dscp: true
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# Defines whether the port should modify the VLAN priority field on egress. Default false
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#vlan_priority: false
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# Defines whether the port should modify the VLAN2 priority field on egress. Default false
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#vlan2_priority: false
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# A bit mask indicating the fields that will be updated on a routed frame.
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# The mask consists of the OR of any of the following fields: DMAC, SMAC, VLAN
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# Default is [DMAC, SMAC, VLAN]
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routed: [DMAC, SMAC, VLAN]
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broadcast:
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# Whether a port is to prune flooded broadcast frames
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#pruning: false
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# Flooding control for per_port switch value. Values: forward_without_cpu, trap, forward, discard
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#flooding: forward_without_cpu
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multicast:
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# Whether a port is to prune flooded broadcast frames
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#pruning: false
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# Flooding control for per_port switch value. Values: forward_without_cpu, trap, forward, discard
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#flooding: forward_without_cpu
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unicast:
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# Whether a port is to prune flooded broadcast frames
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#pruning: false
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# Flooding control for per_port switch value. Values: forward_without_cpu, trap, forward, discard
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#flooding: forward_without_cpu
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# Indicates whether the port is an internal port in a multi-switch environment (port connects the switch to another switch).
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# Value is either FM_ENABLED or FM_DISABLED (default).
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# On FM10000, this attribute is always FM_DISABLED for PCIe ports and FM_ENABLED for TE ports.
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#internal: false
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vlans:
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-
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id: 1
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# Tag egressing frames or not with ISL tag format, or VLAN other tagging mode defined, default false
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tag: false
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# Values: disabled, listening, learning, forwarding, blocking
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stp: forwarding
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id: 2
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tag: true
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stp: forwarding
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# Default PCIe port definitions
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port: pcie
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attributes:
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-
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# Default port definitions
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port: [special, eth, cpu]
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attributes:
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# Learning of source addresses on this port: true (default) or false (default for PEP and TE ports).
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# Note: This attribute must be enabled for the address table security features to apply to frames received on the port.
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learning: true
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# Default epl/ETH port definitions
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port: eth
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attributes:
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# Maximum frame size in bytes, ranging from 0 to 15360 for FM10000
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# For FM10000, default value for an Ethernet port is 1536 and PCIE port is 15360.
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# Note that a specified value will be rounded up to the nearest multiple of 4.
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#
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# In FM10000, frame size is computed from DMAC till the end of FCS.
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# Hence the maximum frame size is actually MTU plus size of L2 header and FCS.
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# E.g., if the non-vlan tagged netdev interface (of PCIE) on the host has MTU 15342,
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# then the corresponding Max Frame Size is 15342 + 14 (L2 header) + 4 (FCS) = 15360.
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max_frame_size: 9036
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# CPU port definitions
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port: cpu
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attributes:
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# Port 1 definitions. As defined on platform configuration. This should be one of the QSFP (#1?) ports
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port: 1
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attributes:
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# The N-bit egress port mask to use when this port is the ingress port.
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# A one bit in the mask indicates that frames from this port can be forwarded to the port represented by the bit.
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# Each bit position corresponds to the logical port number of the egress port.
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# To allow, for example, ports 0, 1, 2, 3 to communicate here, use either raw mask value (0xf) or list form [0, 1, 2, 3]. -1 to allow all known but self
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#mask: -1
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