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[sonic-swss:TPID CONFIG]Added Orchagent TPID config support for Port/LAG #1747
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Signed-off-by: Gen-Hwa Chiang <gechiang@microsoft.com>
cfgmgr/teammgr.cpp
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fvs.push_back(fv); | ||
m_appLagTable.set(alias, fvs); | ||
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SWSS_LOG_NOTICE("Set port channel %s TPID to %s", |
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Please have it in same line
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Will change the logging to same line.
orchagent/orchdaemon.cpp
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@@ -275,6 +280,56 @@ bool OrchDaemon::init() | |||
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gMacsecOrch = new MACsecOrch(m_applDb, m_stateDb, macsec_app_tables, gPortsOrch); | |||
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Table m_switchTable(stateDbSwitchTable.first, stateDbSwitchTable.second); | |||
// Check if SAI is capable of handling TPID config and store result in StateDB switch capability table | |||
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Please move this section to switch init and make this part of switchorch class.
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Changed per suggestion in my new commit.
orchagent/orchdaemon.cpp
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SWSS_LOG_NOTICE("LAG TPID capability %d", capability.set_implemented); | ||
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m_switchTable.set("switch", fvVector); |
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You can use the API SwitchOrch::set_switch_capability
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Got it. Will change this per your suggestion.
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Changed per suggestion in my new commit.
@@ -2699,6 +2740,22 @@ void PortsOrch::doPortTask(Consumer &consumer) | |||
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if (tpid != 0 && tpid != p.m_tpid) |
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How do we reset? I think the check should be just tpid != p.m_tpid
, correct?
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In this case "tpid !=0" check serves the purpose of identifying whether it is handling non-TPID operations in which case variable tpid is initialized to "0" and there is no need to perform TPID operation. This is inline with how MTU and speed setting is being handled. Hope this explains why this check is required.
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lgtm, minor comments
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tpid_string = fvValue(i); | ||
// Need to get rid of the leading 0x | ||
tpid_string.erase(0,2); |
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Is it better to use str.find and then str.erase(0, pos)? Do we always expect a 0x
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The CLI enforces that the TPID values must be one of the following: "0x8100", "0x9100", "0x9200", or "0x88A8".
So yes it will always have the "0x" which we can get rid of.
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bool PortsOrch::setPortTpid(sai_object_id_t id, sai_uint16_t tpid) |
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Can we combine this with Lag to have single function and pass is_lag
as boolean since only two lines are different and rest are the same? Just a suggestion.
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There is a chance that we may end up having to implement the LAG handling by having Orchagent apply the LAG TPID config to all its LAG members. This is because currently only one SAI vendor supports TPID setting on Port only and not yet for LAG. For our fanout switch usage, this is already good enough. But if we ever want to apply it to LAG while SAI vendor not supporting it, it will be much easier to have the port/LAG handling having its own function to do the handling. So for now, let's keep the way it is just in case the enhancement is needed in the future.
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ok
tests/test_port.py
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tpid = "0x0000" | ||
for fv in fvs: | ||
if fv[0] == "tpid": | ||
tpid = fv[1] |
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By default, there is no tpid
field in the port table until you set, correct? IMO, this check doesn't serve a purpose
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sure. let me take it out.
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This pull request introduces 1 alert when merging 88eea45 into 6c4c9ad - view on LGTM.com new alerts:
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… attempt to address other non-TPID related test failures
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…LAG (sonic-net#1747) * [sonic-swss:TPID CONFIG]Added Orchagent TPID config support for Port/LAG Signed-off-by: Gen-Hwa Chiang <gechiang@microsoft.com> * Changed per review comment to move TPID capability query under switchorch class
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Signed-off-by: Gen-Hwa Chiang gechiang@microsoft.com
What I did
This PR is part of the TPID CONFIG SONiC feature set to support port/LAG TPID configuration.
TPID HLD PR: (sonic-net/SONiC#681)
There are total of 3 PRs across different submodules to achieve this feature support.
Please NOTE this PR has a functional dependency on (sonic-net/sonic-buildimage#7630)
Please refer to the TPID HLD listed above for more details on the TPID configuration feature support.
Here is a quick summary for this PR changes:
Why I did it
Having the capability to set TPID configuration it allows the HW to ignore the VALN TAG field if the TPID of received packet does not match the configured TPID value and treat it as Untagged packet. This allows many desired feature such as the fanout switch configuration in SONiC DUT PTF testing topology as well as potential 802.1Q Tunneling feature.
How I verified it
See the HLD for details on all the testing requirement.
Added unit testing on existing unit test modules (port and portchannel) to include the TPID config validation testing.
Details if related