On Mon, Sep 12, 2022 at 06:30:08PM +0200, Petr Machata wrote:
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Den Fri, Sep 09, 2022 at 12:29:50PM +0000 skrev Vladimir Oltean:
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Let's say I have a switch which only looks at VLAN PCP/DEI if the bridge
vlan_filtering setting is enabled (otherwise, the switch is completely
VLAN unaware, including for QoS purposes).
Would it be ok to report through ieee_getapptrust() that the PCP
selector is trusted when under a vlan_filtering bridge, not trusted when
not under a vlan_filtering bridge, and deny changes to ieee_setapptrust()
for the PCP selector? I see the return value is not cached anywhere
within the kernel, just passed to the user.
Therefore, in your particular case, with the vlan_filtering on/off,
yes that would be OK IMO. Any concerns?
Yeah, it would make sense to me. With the 802.1q bridge, the reported
trust level would be [PCP], with 802.1d it would be [].
As a service to the user, I would accept set requests that just reassert
the only valid configuration, but otherwise it sounds OK to me.
This sounds good to me too.