* Change URL for isc-dhcp source repository
* Modify supervisor conf to generate dhcrelay commands with '-id' and '-iu' options
* Comments; Also clean up jinja2 syntax
* Patch relay to open one socket per interface and send to all servers on all upstream interfaces
* Patch relay agent to properly forward BOOTREQUEST only on appropriate interface if it is a directed broadcast
* Port upstream patches to isc-dhcp-relay to support upstream/downstream interfaces
* Update patch to properly support interfaces with multiple IP addresses assigned
* Pass --enable-use-sockets to configure instead of uncommenting USE_SOCKETS directly
Submodule src/sonic-utilities 6130695..a1f961c:
> update scheme variable name (#531)
> [teamshow]: Add * to indicate if the state has been synced into database (#395)
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie <ying.xie@microsoft.com>
Submodule src/sonic-swss e26e1d8..8246bd9:
> [watermarkorch] only perform periodic clear if the polling is on (#781)
Submodule src/sonic-utilities e3bb8b9..6130695:
> [reboot] log reboot progress and add a sanity check before reboot (#526)
> Fix TODO to get/set active ports only (#494)
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie <ying.xie@microsoft.com>
- Add ebtables package, and install some filter rules:
1. ebtables -A FORWARD -d BGA -j DROP
2. ebtables -A FORWARD -p ARP -j DROP
Basically, we let the ARP packets in the VLAN being forwarded by the ASIC,
kernel gets a copy of these ARP packets and the forwarding from Kenerl gets
dropped. So there is always only one copy of ARP/response in the VLAN.
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie <ying.xie@microsoft.com>
* DellEMC S6000, xcvrd support
* sleep 1 second to avoid busy looping
* removal of dead code
* Correct typo error to 1 second
* Introduced 1 second sleep
* Revamped script with blocking call support
* get_transceiver_change_event api definition update
* adding timeout support for get_transceiver_change_event
Port libteam patch which fixes the race condition we observed during
warm reboot.
Remove early patches: 0006, 0008, 0009.
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie <ying.xie@microsoft.com>
SWSS clears DB tables, if teamd is not started after swss, there is a
race condition that swss might clear vital teamd information.
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie <ying.xie@microsoft.com>
Submodule src/sonic-sairedis 74f0f44..d027eae:
> [SAI header] upgrade SAI header to version v1.3.7 (#445)
Submodule src/sonic-utilities 0f7e75c..9005508:
> Bring queue storm status to 'pfcwd show stats' (#500)
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie <ying.xie@microsoft.com>
Submodule src/sonic-swss ae74a27..6e8f991:
> Create ingress table group during the PFCWD stats list installment (#815)
Submodule src/sonic-utilities 6ba6d27..0f7e75c:
> If fast-reboot-dump gives an error, don't continue with fast-reboot (#515)
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie <ying.xie@microsoft.com>
Backport of
54f137c105
According to 6.4.15 of IEEE 802.1AX-2014, Figure 6-22, the state that the
port is selected moves MUX state from DETACHED to ATTACHED.
But ATTACHED state does not mean that the port can send and receive user
frames. COLLECTING_DISTRIBUTION state is the state that the port can send
and receive user frames. To move MUX state from ATTACHED to
COLLECTING_DISTRIBUTION, the partner state should be sync as well as the
port selected.
In function lacp_port_actor_update(), only INFO_STATE_SYNCHRONIZATION
should be set to the actor.state when the port is selected.
INFO_STATE_COLLECTING and INFO_STATE_DISTRIBUTING should be set to false
with ATTACHED mode and set to true when INFO_STATE_SYNCHRONIZATION of
partner.state is set.
In function lacp_port_should_be_{enabled, disabled}(), we also need to
check the INFO_STATE_SYNCHRONIZATION bit of partner.state.
Signed-off-by: Hangbin Liu <liuhangbin@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Jiri Pirko <jiri@mellanox.com>
* Add new device CIG CS6436-56P
* Delete minigraph.xml
It isn't necessary in the current system, just delete it
* Update qos.json.j2
* Update port_config.ini
Add the speed column. The cmd to show interface status as:
root@switch1:~# show interface status
Interface Lanes Speed MTU Alias Oper Admin Type Asym PFC
----------- --------------- ------- ----- ------------ ------ ------- ------ ----------
Ethernet0 8 25G 9100 Ethernet1/1 up up SFP N/A
Ethernet1 9 25G 9100 Ethernet2/1 up up SFP N/A
Ethernet2 10 25G 9100 Ethernet3/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet3 11 25G 9100 Ethernet4/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet4 12 25G 9100 Ethernet5/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet5 13 25G 9100 Ethernet6/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet6 14 25G 9100 Ethernet7/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet7 15 25G 9100 Ethernet8/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet8 16 25G 9100 Ethernet9/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet9 17 25G 9100 Ethernet10/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet10 18 25G 9100 Ethernet11/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet11 19 25G 9100 Ethernet12/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet12 20 25G 9100 Ethernet13/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet13 21 25G 9100 Ethernet14/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet14 22 25G 9100 Ethernet15/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet15 23 25G 9100 Ethernet16/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet16 32 25G 9100 Ethernet17/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet17 33 25G 9100 Ethernet18/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet18 34 25G 9100 Ethernet19/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet19 35 25G 9100 Ethernet20/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet20 40 25G 9100 Ethernet21/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet21 41 25G 9100 Ethernet22/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet22 42 25G 9100 Ethernet23/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet23 43 25G 9100 Ethernet24/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet24 48 25G 9100 Ethernet25/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet25 49 25G 9100 Ethernet26/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet26 50 25G 9100 Ethernet27/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet27 51 25G 9100 Ethernet28/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet28 56 25G 9100 Ethernet29/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet29 57 25G 9100 Ethernet30/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet30 58 25G 9100 Ethernet31/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet31 59 25G 9100 Ethernet32/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet32 64 25G 9100 Ethernet33/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet33 65 25G 9100 Ethernet34/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet34 66 25G 9100 Ethernet35/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet35 67 25G 9100 Ethernet36/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet36 68 25G 9100 Ethernet37/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet37 69 25G 9100 Ethernet38/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet38 70 25G 9100 Ethernet39/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet39 71 25G 9100 Ethernet40/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet40 72 25G 9100 Ethernet41/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet41 73 25G 9100 Ethernet42/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet42 74 25G 9100 Ethernet43/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet43 75 25G 9100 Ethernet44/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet44 76 25G 9100 Ethernet45/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet45 77 25G 9100 Ethernet46/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet46 78 25G 9100 Ethernet47/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet47 79 25G 9100 Ethernet48/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet48 84,85,86,87 100G 9100 Ethernet49/1 up up QSFP28 N/A
Ethernet49 80,81,82,83 100G 9100 Ethernet50/1 up up QSFP28 N/A
Ethernet50 92,93,94,95 100G 9100 Ethernet51/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet51 88,89,90,91 100G 9100 Ethernet52/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet52 108,109,110,111 100G 9100 Ethernet53/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet53 104,105,106,107 100G 9100 Ethernet54/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet54 116,117,118,119 100G 9100 Ethernet55/1 down down N/A N/A
Ethernet55 112,113,114,115 100G 9100 Ethernet56/1 down down N/A N/A
root@switch1:~#
Submodule src/sonic-utilities 6aee909..79a0185:
> [fast/warm reboot] add some sanity check before warm reboot (#510)
> In sync with our latest change, where we default failthrough to be False. (#507)
> [generate_dump] system dump improvements (#503)
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie <ying.xie@microsoft.com>
There are some platforms with less powerful CPU/hard-drive could take
longer to get ready for BGP. For these platforms, 240 seconds would be
a safer threshold.
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie <ying.xie@microsoft.com>
Submodule src/sonic-sairedis 483c89e..97dd2a8:
> Fix compilation issues in stretch docker with gcc-6.3 (#426)
> Make object list deterministic when iterating (#438)
> Ignore ACL_COUNTER bytes and packets during comparison logic (#443)
Submodule src/sonic-swss d22b2de..ae74a27:
> Survive pfc watchdog storm action across warm-reboot (#794)
Submodule src/sonic-swss-common 36fd5e9..24c0ff7:
> Update PFC_WD table name in CONFIG_DB (#266)
Submodule src/sonic-utilities bae21e7..6aee909:
> [neighbor advertiser] convert int to string before concatenating (#505)
> [config]: Change the order of interface commands (#504)
> Change PFC watchdog CONFIG_DB table name from PFC_WD_TABLE to PFC_WD (#475)
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie <ying.xie@microsoft.com>
When adding a lag member dynamically after system boots up, teamd
port priv change handler could re-entrant itself and causing adding
operation to fail.
While handling PORT_CHANGE event, teamd_per_port.c port priv change
handler was called, it will then call runner_lacp to add port to lag,
the later causes IFINFO_CHANGE to be notified and calls the priv change
handler again, this re-entrance would cause runner_lacp port_added to
be called again and messes up with the previous adding sequence. Then
fails the lag member adding operation.
Prevent per port priv change handler re-entrance solves the problem.
Signed-off-by: Ying Xie <ying.xie@microsoft.com>
