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MCLAG Enhancements HLD #596

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MCLAG Enhancements HLD captures the details of improvements made to existing SONiC MCLAG support.

This HLD captures details of MCLAG enhancements.
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msftclas commented Apr 14, 2020

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lguohan commented Apr 29, 2020

Can you put in the same folder. https://github.com/Azure/SONiC/tree/master/doc/mclag

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As discussed in the community meeting, please specify how a given platform can specify whether it uses isolation group or the existing ACL based separation.

## 3.7 SAI
### 3.7.1 Port Isolation
The following SAI definitions will be used and no enhancements necessary

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Please add details as to:

  1. how many isolation groups are created?
  2. what its members are? MC Lag member ports?
  3. what is the type of the isolation group members? bridge-port or physical port?
  4. where is the isolation group attached to? And is it at the bridge-port or physical port?

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Thanks for the comment. Updated the HLD with details.

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Praveen,

I am not able to follow when members are added to the isolation group. The diagram in Sec 4.2 does not say what notification from ASIC_DB triggers "add members" in step-6.

Is the below understanding correct? Can you please update the HLD to explain this:
A single Isolation Group of type SAI_ISOLATION_GROUP_TYPE_BRIDGE_PORT is created internally by MclagSyncd.
This isolation group is bound to MC_LAG peer links.
All bridge-ports connecting to MHDs are added as members of this isolation group.

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@rck-innovium : Thanks for the comments. While the section 4 captures only flows of the events and no description is added, Your understanding is correct and description is provided in sections 2.1.8, 3.2.2.1 and 3.4.1.1.
Steps 3-9(small green blocks) are part of the event 2 (big green block) processing itself. Event 2 carries the peer_link over which isolation group is bound, with the MCLAG PO members bridge-ports. Hope it clarifies.

### 1.1.4 Warm Boot Requirements
- MCLAG peer nodes should reconcile the local FDB table upon completion of warm boot, as the MAC learn and age updates from peer would be lost during the time ICCP control session is down due to warm boot.

### 1.1.5 Unique IP for supporting L3 protocol over MCLAG VLAN interface Requirements
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what is this unique IP requirement? is there an example?

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Lets assume MCLAG Interface is member of Vlan 5. In this case, IP and MAC on Vlan interface in both MCLAG nodes are same.

MCLAG Node 1 (Active) : Vlan5 : IP_1 -- MAC_A
MCLAG Node 2 (Standby) : Vlan5 : IP_1 -- MAC_A
MCLAG Client : Vlan5 : IP_3 -- MAC_C

With this we cannot associate L3 Protocols (BGP, BFD etc) with IP_1.

Unique IP requirement will allow L3 Protocols on Vlan5.

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3.6.1.1 Local MAC upstream using STATE_DB FDB_TABLE
Please refer to PR 1259:MCLAG sync FDB MAC from STATE_DB #1259https://github.com/Azure/sonic-swss/pull/1259

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@jianjundong Thanks for pointing to the PR 1259 . Will delete the relevant sections from Enhancements HLD.
Can you please share when can we expect the change to be merged.?

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In PR 1259, I commented it must work with PR 'Layer 2 Forwarding Enhancements #885'. In currently implementation, STATIC MAC configured by CLI and MAC MOVE are not supported, they are enhanced in PR 885. To dynamic MAC learnt by ASIC, the changes of PR 1259 are test OK. In theory, mclagsyncd is the consumer of STATE_DB FDB_TABLE, does not care the MAC type.
Merging can be performed automatically with 1 approving review.

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@jianjundong Thanks for the information shared. Understand the dependency. We will also perform the review on the PR#1259 and provide feedback if any in next couple of days.


Upgrade/downgrade from/to the older version is not supported with new enhanced version.

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are these swss vs tests, can you clarify?

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Guohan: Yes, the cases related to configuration validation, Redis-db validations are based on VS tests. traffic related tests are based on spytests.

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lguohan commented May 5, 2020

I do not see the yang model in the design doc, why not mention it?


https://docs.google.com/document/d/1exNQ1po7TYmVtctq59aSUeBsZYKctbHMkwStNVNgSrU/edit

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When a peer is going through warmboot, how do we ensure that ICCP keepalives dont time out?

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ICCPd sends a notification to peer MCLAG node that its going through warm-boot. Peer MCLAG node starts a timer for 90 seconds and wont time out the session. After 90 seconds expiry if the session is no up then session down is triggered.

The following SAI definitions will be used and no enhancements necessary

- https://github.com/opencomputeproject/SAI/blob/master/inc/saiisolationgroup.h

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Please also add details about the SAI_FDB_ENTRY_TYPE_STATIC_MACMOVE. As of today, this enum does not exist in SAI.

https://github.com/opencomputeproject/SAI/blob/master/inc/saifdb.h#L47

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Thanks for the comment. SAI changes will be added as part of common SAI PR. will add details here once available.

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Please find the associated PR for SAI change: opencomputeproject/SAI#1024

Updated HLD to address community HLD review comments.
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In chapter '2.1.6 Aging disable for ICCP learned MAC addresses', the new implementation programs remote MAC addresses with aging disabled.

  1. Maybe not all vendors support STATIC_MACMOVE MAC attribute.
  2. When delete these remote MAC addresses? One method may be received MAC age event from peer. If MAC-A is learned by PE1, PE2 will install MAC-A with aging disabled. If MAC-A in PE1 is aged (like CE send traffic to PE2), and PE2 will delete this MAC address, the result is transient flooding for this MAC.
  3. Can STATIC MAC replace STATIC_MACMOVE MAC? In APP_DB, STATIC MAC is in FDB_TABLE and STATIC_MACMOVE MAC is in MCLAG_FDB_TABLE, this means switch DB TABLE is needed.
  4. If MAC-A is learnt by both PE1 and PE2 before peer connection established, which PE set STATIC_MACMOVE attribute after peer connection is established?
  5. In APP_DB, STATIC MAC and STATIC_MACMOVE MAC are stored in different TABLE. How to deal with this in STATE_DB?
    Chapter ‘3.6.1.2 Removal of FDB table in MclagSyncd’, MclagSyncd is the consumer of FDB_TABLE in STATE_DB .Fdborch is the consumer of several TABLES, such as MCLAG_FDB_TABLE in APP_DB, FDB_TABLE in APP_DB, and FDB notification by ASIC_DB. Fdborch will store all these MACs in STATE_DB, and thus the MAC add event will noify to MclagSyncd, even though this MAC is added by MclagSyncd. If MclagSyncd does not store FDB table, this unwanted event will send back to ICCPd. The same as delete event.

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If the peer connection is broken, how to deal with the STATIC_MACMOVE MAC? If delete it immediately, the result may be flooding for this MAC. If keep this MAC, when to age and delete it? Maybe one way is starting a timer for this MAC, if the timer is expired, the STATIC_MACMOVE MAC is deleted, this is no difference to aging method.

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jianjundong commented May 26, 2020

PR 621, #621, chapter '2.1.11 MCLAG system MAC support', By using MCLAG system MAC in LACP , there are no changes to MCLAG system MAC for MCLAG PortChannels during session down and MCLAG member delete on the Active node, which avoids flap of PortChannels.
If the peer connection is broken and enter split-brain scenario (Both peers are healthy but there is no more real time synchronization between the peer devices), the ARPs that learnt from peer may be aged. For example, PE1 learnt ARP-A from PE2, PE1 will send a ARP request to CE before ARP-A in PE1 is aged, and CE may send the ARP reply to PE2. Since the peer connection is broken, the result is ARP-A in PE1 will be aged, and the traffic from PE1 to CE will be blocked.

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PR 621, #621, chapter '2.1.11 MCLAG system MAC support', When the MCLAG ICCP session is detected as being down by the Standby node, it brings down all the links in its MCLAG port channels. This is to avoid loops and duplicates.
If the active node is down, and the Standby node brings down all the links in its MCLAG port channels, all the ways to CE are blocked.

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As discussed in the community meeting, please specify how a given platform can specify whether it uses isolation group or the existing ACL based separation.
[Praveen] HLD is updated with suggested details.

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I do not see the yang model in the design doc, why not mention it?

Thanks Guohan: The yang file link will updated in the HLD when the code PR is submitted.

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In chapter '2.1.6 Aging disable for ICCP learned MAC addresses', the new implementation programs remote MAC addresses with aging disabled.
@jianjundong please find the responses inline.

  1. Maybe not all vendors support STATIC_MACMOVE MAC attribute.
    [Praveen].fdbOrch to check for platform capability weather to use the STATIC_MACMOVE.
  2. When delete these remote MAC addresses? One method may be received MAC age event from peer. If MAC-A is learned by PE1, PE2 will install MAC-A with aging disabled. If MAC-A in PE1 is aged (like CE send traffic to PE2), and PE2 will delete this MAC address, the result is transient flooding for this MAC.
    [Praveen] Hashing does not change on CE node while sending the traffic and particular stream is expected to reach same PE node, If the hashing changes to due to PO member ports add/delete then the case mentioned here expected which is not a typical even compared to MAC being aged frequently in mac age time interval.
  3. Can STATIC MAC replace STATIC_MACMOVE MAC? In APP_DB, STATIC MAC is in FDB_TABLE and STATIC_MACMOVE MAC is in MCLAG_FDB_TABLE, this means switch DB TABLE is needed.
    [Praveen] Yes, local static MAC configuration overrides the Remote MAC, In this case ICCPD after processing the local static MAC , deletes the remote MAC from MCLAG_FDB_TABLE.
  4. If MAC-A is learnt by both PE1 and PE2 before peer connection established, which PE set STATIC_MACMOVE attribute after peer connection is established?
    [Praveen] Local MAC address always takes precedence, since both MCLAG nodes learned MAC locally no node will use STATIC_MACMOVE initially. Once the traffic hashing is stabilized from CE, one of the MCLAG node ages out local MAC from HW, on that node ICCPD re-programs mac as remote setting STATIC_MACMOVE flag.
  5. In APP_DB, STATIC MAC and STATIC_MACMOVE MAC are stored in different TABLE. How to deal with this in STATE_DB?
    [Praveen] As part of L2 Enhacements, STATE_DB is updated with all local MAC's configured and dynamically learned. Same MAC will be present in only STATE_DB FDB_TABLE(local mac) or MCLAG_FDB_TABLE(remote learned mac).
    Chapter ‘3.6.1.2 Removal of FDB table in MclagSyncd’, MclagSyncd is the consumer of FDB_TABLE in STATE_DB .Fdborch is the consumer of several TABLES, such as MCLAG_FDB_TABLE in APP_DB, FDB_TABLE in APP_DB, and FDB notification by ASIC_DB. Fdborch will store all these MACs in STATE_DB, and thus the MAC add event will noify to MclagSyncd, even though this MAC is added by MclagSyncd. If MclagSyncd does not store FDB table, this unwanted event will send back to ICCPd. The same as delete event.
    [Praveen] MAC added by ICCPD via mclagSyncd to MCLAG_FDB_TABLE will not be present in the STATE_DB FDB_TABLE as STATE_DB FDB_TABLE can only contain locally learned MAC address (configured/dynamic learn). Hence For the MAC addresses added by MclagSyncd to MCLAG_FDB_TABLE FdbOrch should not add the MAC to State_Db and MclagSyncd will not get add/delete events for such MAC addresses.

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@jianjundong please find the response inline.
If the peer connection is broken, how to deal with the STATIC_MACMOVE MAC? If delete it immediately, the result may be flooding for this MAC. If keep this MAC, when to age and delete it? Maybe one way is starting a timer for this MAC, if the timer is expired, the STATIC_MACMOVE MAC is deleted, this is no difference to aging method.
[Praveen] When the peer connection is down MAC addresses pointing to peer_link gets deleted immediately. MAC addresses pointing to MCLAG PO will be converted as local to enable Aging. ( Similar to the suggestion you made, in this case after converting MAC to local(aging enabled) MAC gets deleted if no traffic received after MAC age interval.

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@jianjundong : Please ignore this closed PR, it got updated wrongly. Its a work in progress not in scope of current PR #596 .

PR 621, #621, chapter '2.1.11 MCLAG system MAC support', By using MCLAG system MAC in LACP , there are no changes to MCLAG system MAC for MCLAG PortChannels during session down and MCLAG member delete on the Active node, which avoids flap of PortChannels.
If the peer connection is broken and enter split-brain scenario (Both peers are healthy but there is no more real time synchronization between the peer devices), the ARPs that learnt from peer may be aged. For example, PE1 learnt ARP-A from PE2, PE1 will send a ARP request to CE before ARP-A in PE1 is aged, and CE may send the ARP reply to PE2. Since the peer connection is broken, the result is ARP-A in PE1 will be aged, and the traffic from PE1 to CE will be blocked.

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@jianjundong : Please ignore this closed PR #621, it got updated wrongly. Its a work in progress not in scope of current PR #596 .

PR 621, #621, chapter '2.1.11 MCLAG system MAC support', When the MCLAG ICCP session is detected as being down by the Standby node, it brings down all the links in its MCLAG port channels. This is to avoid loops and duplicates.
If the active node is down, and the Standby node brings down all the links in its MCLAG port channels, all the ways to CE are blocked.

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jianjundong commented Jun 1, 2020

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Can STATIC MAC replace STATIC_MACMOVE MAC? In APP_DB, STATIC MAC is in FDB_TABLE and STATIC_MACMOVE MAC is in MCLAG_FDB_TABLE, this means switch DB TABLE is needed.
[Praveen] Yes, local static MAC configuration overrides the Remote MAC, In this case ICCPD after processing the local static MAC , deletes the remote MAC from MCLAG_FDB_TABLE.
[Jianjun] If static MAC is configured, it will overides the STATIC_MACMOVE MAC in ASIC_DB. If then ICCP deletes the remote MAC from MCLAG_FDB_TABLE, maybe the static MAC in ASIC_DB will be deleted. The reason is that MAC type is not the key of struct FdbEntry currently.

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@jianjundong Please find the response inline at bottom.

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Can STATIC MAC replace STATIC_MACMOVE MAC? In APP_DB, STATIC MAC is in FDB_TABLE and STATIC_MACMOVE MAC is in MCLAG_FDB_TABLE, this means switch DB TABLE is needed.
[Praveen] Yes, local static MAC configuration overrides the Remote MAC, In this case ICCPD after processing the local static MAC , deletes the remote MAC from MCLAG_FDB_TABLE.
[Jianjun] If static MAC is configured, it will overides the STATIC_MACMOVE MAC in ASIC_DB. If then ICCP deletes the remote MAC from MCLAG_FDB_TABLE, maybe the static MAC in ASIC_DB will be deleted. The reason is that MAC type is not the key of struct FdbEntry currently.
[Praveen] As part of the enhancements FdbOrch now has added additional intelligence to track the origin(source) of MAC learn. When Iccpd deletes the remote MAC address from MCLAG_FDB_TABLE, FdbOrch while processing ignores the delete request since the MAC address is locally provisioned now and no delete to ASIC_DB FDB_TABLE.

6. ICCPd sets new static MAC flag in FDB TLV for local static MAC addresses advertisement.
7. MclagSyncd updates ICCP session and MCLAG remote interface state information to STATE_DB FDB_TABLE and MCLAG_REMOTE_INTF_TABLE
8. MclagSyncd updates MAC addresses learned from peer MCLAG node to new MCLAG FDB table .
9. FdbOrch registers for new MCLAG FDB table updates to process MAC updates from peer MCLAG node, ISOGRP Orch process new updates from MclagSyncd.
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As per flows numbering in the diagram, looks like the flow 9 covers ISOGRP update through STATE DB only. A separate flow should start from MCLAG FDB (APP DB) to FdbOrch.

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Thanks @akokhan: The diagram is overall highlevel design the detailed flows are covered in section 4. ISOGRP Orch specific processing is further covered in the flow diagram 4.2.


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;New MCLAG UniqueIP Table
key = MCLAG_UNIQUEIP_TABLE|ifname ; Only VLAN interface supported currently
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Thanks @akokhan , corrected the typo.

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@rlhui rlhui merged commit 857c05b into sonic-net:master Feb 24, 2021
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* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

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* addressed LGTM alert

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* [warm-reboot] Check if warm restart flag is set when issuing a warm-reboot (#1460)

Check if any warm restart flag is set when issuing a warm-reboot. This check avoids starting a warm reboot while another warm restart is in progress. In the scenario where a warm reboot is issued with another warm restart in progress, the warm restart flag may be reset and part of the components have a risk of doing cold reboot.

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sonic-net/sonic-utilities@0efd297 (origin/master, origin/HEAD) mclag enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596 (#1138)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@e98bbb6 Reworked IP validation in "config interface ip add/remove" command (#1709)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@866d1d7 [minigraph][port_config] Consume port_config.json while reloading minigraph (#1705)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@9ae6f6b [debug dump util] Match Infrastructure (#1666)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@8fe7e26 Coverage uses top level directory as source (#1711)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@3f0b690 [MPLS][CLI] added config/show CLI for MPLS interface, MPLS CRM threshold config, updated CLI reference manual
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@e8b6c5c [ci] Fix python coverage color bar (#1692)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@888701b [Mellanox] Remove mstdump from Mellanoxs collect dump script (#1706)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@4818360 [sonic-package-manager] support warm/fast reboot for extension packages (#1554)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@793b847 [show priority-group drop counters] Remove backup with cached PG drop counters after 'config reload' (#1679)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@24fe1ac [show][config] support for interface alias for muxcable commands (#1699)
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sonic-net/sonic-utilities@38f8c06 [sfputil] Expose error status fetched from STATE_DB or platform API to CLI (#1658)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@c5d00ae [pfcwd] Fix the return code in invalid case (#1691)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@57dc403 [ci]: Fix config prompt question issue (#1693)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@5708497 [show] fix show version (#1686)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@9041ba0 [config] Adding sanity checks for config reload (#1664)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@2cdadb5 [config]: Create portchannel with LACP key (#1473)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@6f74ba5 [vnet_route_check] Fix logic for getting VNET routes from ASIC DB (#1653)
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sonic-net/sonic-utilities@0efd297 (origin/master, origin/HEAD) mclag enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596 (sonic-net#1138)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@e98bbb6 Reworked IP validation in "config interface ip add/remove" command (sonic-net#1709)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@866d1d7 [minigraph][port_config] Consume port_config.json while reloading minigraph (sonic-net#1705)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@9ae6f6b [debug dump util] Match Infrastructure (sonic-net#1666)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@8fe7e26 Coverage uses top level directory as source (sonic-net#1711)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@3f0b690 [MPLS][CLI] added config/show CLI for MPLS interface, MPLS CRM threshold config, updated CLI reference manual
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@e8b6c5c [ci] Fix python coverage color bar (sonic-net#1692)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@888701b [Mellanox] Remove mstdump from Mellanoxs collect dump script (sonic-net#1706)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@4818360 [sonic-package-manager] support warm/fast reboot for extension packages (sonic-net#1554)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@793b847 [show priority-group drop counters] Remove backup with cached PG drop counters after 'config reload' (sonic-net#1679)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@24fe1ac [show][config] support for interface alias for muxcable commands (sonic-net#1699)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@186d851 Pcieutil to load the platform api first instead of using common api (sonic-net#1672)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@7a82c06 [Mellanox] Update mellanox dump generation to include SDK dumps (sonic-net#1640)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@38f8c06 [sfputil] Expose error status fetched from STATE_DB or platform API to CLI (sonic-net#1658)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@c5d00ae [pfcwd] Fix the return code in invalid case (sonic-net#1691)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@57dc403 [ci]: Fix config prompt question issue (sonic-net#1693)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@5708497 [show] fix show version (sonic-net#1686)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@9041ba0 [config] Adding sanity checks for config reload (sonic-net#1664)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@2cdadb5 [config]: Create portchannel with LACP key (sonic-net#1473)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@6f74ba5 [vnet_route_check] Fix logic for getting VNET routes from ASIC DB (sonic-net#1653)
sonic-net/sonic-utilities@54fee0f Add range check on portchannel min-links (sonic-net#1630)
raphaelt-nvidia pushed a commit to raphaelt-nvidia/sonic-utilities that referenced this pull request Aug 10, 2021
* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* addressed LGTM alert

* UT Fix unique IP configuration

* modified ip address validate function for mclag config verication

* Add soft-reboot reboot type (sonic-net#1453)

What I did
Add a new reboot named as soft-reboot which can be performed by "kexec -e"

How I did it
Replace the platform reboot with "kexec -e" for the cold reboot case.

How to verify it
Verified the reboot on DUT and check the reboot-cause

* [warm-reboot] Check if warm restart flag is set when issuing a warm-reboot (sonic-net#1460)

Check if any warm restart flag is set when issuing a warm-reboot. This check avoids starting a warm reboot while another warm restart is in progress. In the scenario where a warm reboot is issued with another warm restart in progress, the warm restart flag may be reset and part of the components have a risk of doing cold reboot.

* Added mclag config commands

* removed unwanted imports

* added mclag tests

* fixed build issue

* corrected mclag test

* corrected mclag test

* corrected mclag test case

* updated testcase for mclag

* updated mclag config

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test cases

* fixed alert

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag config

* modified mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

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* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag config to use swsscommon instead of swssdk

* updated mclag config to use swsscommon

* updated mclag config script file

* fixed mclag test cases to verify config db

* updated mclag test case with config db verify function

* fixed build issue

* updated test case

* updated mclag test case

* addressed review comments

Co-authored-by: Tapash Das <tapash.das@broadcom.com>
Co-authored-by: Tapash Das <48195098+tapashdas@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Sujin Kang <sujkang@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Shi Su <67605788+shi-su@users.noreply.github.com>
judyjoseph pushed a commit to sonic-net/sonic-utilities that referenced this pull request Aug 20, 2021
* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* addressed LGTM alert

* UT Fix unique IP configuration

* modified ip address validate function for mclag config verication

* Add soft-reboot reboot type (#1453)

What I did
Add a new reboot named as soft-reboot which can be performed by "kexec -e"

How I did it
Replace the platform reboot with "kexec -e" for the cold reboot case.

How to verify it
Verified the reboot on DUT and check the reboot-cause

* [warm-reboot] Check if warm restart flag is set when issuing a warm-reboot (#1460)

Check if any warm restart flag is set when issuing a warm-reboot. This check avoids starting a warm reboot while another warm restart is in progress. In the scenario where a warm reboot is issued with another warm restart in progress, the warm restart flag may be reset and part of the components have a risk of doing cold reboot.

* Added mclag config commands

* removed unwanted imports

* added mclag tests

* fixed build issue

* corrected mclag test

* corrected mclag test

* corrected mclag test case

* updated testcase for mclag

* updated mclag config

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test cases

* fixed alert

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag config

* modified mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

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* updated mclag test case

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* updated mclag test cases

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* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag config to use swsscommon instead of swssdk

* updated mclag config to use swsscommon

* updated mclag config script file

* fixed mclag test cases to verify config db

* updated mclag test case with config db verify function

* fixed build issue

* updated test case

* updated mclag test case

* addressed review comments

Co-authored-by: Tapash Das <tapash.das@broadcom.com>
Co-authored-by: Tapash Das <48195098+tapashdas@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Sujin Kang <sujkang@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Shi Su <67605788+shi-su@users.noreply.github.com>
judyjoseph added a commit to sonic-net/sonic-buildimage that referenced this pull request Aug 20, 2021
sonic-swss

e892dda Fix warmboot issue PR##8367 (#1866)
9c6023d Mclag enhacements support code changes. (#1331)

sonic-utilities

5465ea0 [MPLS][CLI] added config/show CLI for MPLS interface, MPLS CRM threshold config, updated CLI reference manual
3bac779  mclag enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596 (#1138)
raphaelt-nvidia pushed a commit to raphaelt-nvidia/sonic-swss that referenced this pull request Oct 5, 2021
* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* updated mclag port isolate platform check function

* MCLAG Unique IP Changes.

* updated mclagsyncd

* resolved compilation issues with master branch

* updated mclagsyncd merge issue

* addressed review comments

* addressed review comments

* fixed build issues with armhf platform

* fixed build issues with armhf platform

* fixed build issue

* fixed build issue

* addressed review comments

* addressed review comments

* removed unused code

Co-authored-by: Tapash Das <tapash.das@broadcom.com>
qiluo-msft pushed a commit to sonic-net/sonic-buildimage that referenced this pull request Jan 27, 2022
#### How I did it
Added mclag sonic yang file for the MCLAG enhancements  as per HLD: sonic-net/SONiC#596

#### How to verify it
try rest APIs

#### Description for the changelog
Added mclag sonic yang
mkocot pushed a commit to mkocot/sonic-utilities that referenced this pull request Jul 20, 2022
* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* addressed LGTM alert

* UT Fix unique IP configuration

* modified ip address validate function for mclag config verication

* Add soft-reboot reboot type (sonic-net#1453)

What I did
Add a new reboot named as soft-reboot which can be performed by "kexec -e"

How I did it
Replace the platform reboot with "kexec -e" for the cold reboot case.

How to verify it
Verified the reboot on DUT and check the reboot-cause

* [warm-reboot] Check if warm restart flag is set when issuing a warm-reboot (sonic-net#1460)

Check if any warm restart flag is set when issuing a warm-reboot. This check avoids starting a warm reboot while another warm restart is in progress. In the scenario where a warm reboot is issued with another warm restart in progress, the warm restart flag may be reset and part of the components have a risk of doing cold reboot.

* Added mclag config commands

* removed unwanted imports

* added mclag tests

* fixed build issue

* corrected mclag test

* corrected mclag test

* corrected mclag test case

* updated testcase for mclag

* updated mclag config

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test cases

* fixed alert

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag config

* modified mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test case

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* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag config to use swsscommon instead of swssdk

* updated mclag config to use swsscommon

* updated mclag config script file

* fixed mclag test cases to verify config db

* updated mclag test case with config db verify function

* fixed build issue

* updated test case

* updated mclag test case

* addressed review comments

Co-authored-by: Tapash Das <tapash.das@broadcom.com>
Co-authored-by: Tapash Das <48195098+tapashdas@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Sujin Kang <sujkang@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Shi Su <67605788+shi-su@users.noreply.github.com>
mkocot pushed a commit to mkocot/sonic-mgmt-framework that referenced this pull request Jul 20, 2022
mkocot pushed a commit to mkocot/sonic-swss that referenced this pull request Jul 20, 2022
* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* updated mclag port isolate platform check function

* MCLAG Unique IP Changes.

* updated mclagsyncd

* resolved compilation issues with master branch

* updated mclagsyncd merge issue

* addressed review comments

* addressed review comments

* fixed build issues with armhf platform

* fixed build issues with armhf platform

* fixed build issue

* fixed build issue

* addressed review comments

* addressed review comments

* removed unused code

Co-authored-by: Tapash Das <tapash.das@broadcom.com>
malletvapid23 added a commit to malletvapid23/Sonic-Utility that referenced this pull request Aug 3, 2023
* mclagsyncd enhancements as per HLD at sonic-net/SONiC#596

* addressed LGTM alert

* UT Fix unique IP configuration

* modified ip address validate function for mclag config verication

* Add soft-reboot reboot type (#1453)

What I did
Add a new reboot named as soft-reboot which can be performed by "kexec -e"

How I did it
Replace the platform reboot with "kexec -e" for the cold reboot case.

How to verify it
Verified the reboot on DUT and check the reboot-cause

* [warm-reboot] Check if warm restart flag is set when issuing a warm-reboot (#1460)

Check if any warm restart flag is set when issuing a warm-reboot. This check avoids starting a warm reboot while another warm restart is in progress. In the scenario where a warm reboot is issued with another warm restart in progress, the warm restart flag may be reset and part of the components have a risk of doing cold reboot.

* Added mclag config commands

* removed unwanted imports

* added mclag tests

* fixed build issue

* corrected mclag test

* corrected mclag test

* corrected mclag test case

* updated testcase for mclag

* updated mclag config

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test cases

* fixed alert

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag config

* modified mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test case

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* updated mclag test cases

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* updated mclag test case

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* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag test cases

* updated mclag test case

* updated mclag config to use swsscommon instead of swssdk

* updated mclag config to use swsscommon

* updated mclag config script file

* fixed mclag test cases to verify config db

* updated mclag test case with config db verify function

* fixed build issue

* updated test case

* updated mclag test case

* addressed review comments

Co-authored-by: Tapash Das <tapash.das@broadcom.com>
Co-authored-by: Tapash Das <48195098+tapashdas@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Sujin Kang <sujkang@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Shi Su <67605788+shi-su@users.noreply.github.com>
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Minkang-Tsai commented Dec 22, 2023

3.4.1.3 FdbOrch Changes

When a static MAC address is configured locally and same MAC address is learned as advertised, FdbOrch to discard moving the MAC address. When static MAC address is deleted FdbOrch to re-program the advertised MAC address to HW.

If the ICCP learned MAC is static, then any dynamic MAC move will be discarded by FdbOrch.

@Praveen-Brcm
Hi
The above mentioned in the chapter 3.4.1.3, Does it means that Fdborch will not process any of FDB events if MAC origin is MCLAG?

Assume that MCLAG domain has two member PortChannel01 and PortChannel02. MAC-A will be learned on PortChannel01 of peer1.
MAC-A will be learned on PortChannel02 of peer2.
For peer2, Fdborch will get two events which one is from ICCPD(evnet1: add static MAC-A on PortChannel01) and another is from chip(evnet2: learn MAC-A from PortChannel02) when MCLAG session establish.

There is a event order to cause MAC-A is not consistent between ICCPD and chip.
Step1. Fdborch get event1 and call SAI API to create an entry. At the same time, sairedis is processing event2.

                MAC             Event
ICCPD      PortChannel01        
Fdborch    PortChannel01        event1 <----- it will be failed, because entry already exsit in sairedis.
Sairedis   PortChannel02        event2
Chip       PortChannel02        

Step2. Fdborch get event2.

                MAC             Event
ICCPD      PortChannel01        
Fdborch    PortChannel01        event2 <----- it will be failed, because entry already exist in Fdborch and port is different.
Sairedis   PortChannel02        
Chip       PortChannel02 

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