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connected interfaces
Prior dhcpd behaviour implicitly handled requests for locally connected subnets. Kea requires an explicit link between subnets and an interface.
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ipsec: T5981: Strip '@' from migrated peer PKI name
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init: T2044: fix "binary operator expected" when two or more RPKI caches are defined
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Fix commit 9b8e11e07 ("init: T2044: only start rpki if cache is configured")
which showed a disturbing error on tty0 after boot that a "binary operator
expected" when checking for RPKI caches when multiple results got returned.
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T6019: fix smoketest after upgrading nftables and libnftnl packages.
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srv6: T5849: add segment support to "protocols static route6"
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bgp: T6010: support setting multiple values for neighbor path-attribute
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set pki openssh rpki private key ...
set pki openssh rpki public key ...
set pki openssh rpki public type 'ssh-rsa'
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In some EVPN deployments it is useful to associate a logical VTEP's Layer 2
domain (MAC-VRF) with a Site-of-Origin "site" identifier. This provides a BGP
topology-independent means of marking and import-filtering EVPN routes
originated from a particular L2 domain. One situation where this is valuable
is when deploying EVPN using anycast VTEPs
set protocols bgp address-family l2vpn-evpn mac-vrf soo
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* set protocols static route6 <prefix> next-hop <address> segments 'x:x::x:x/y:y::y/z::z'
* set protocols static route6 <prefix> interface <interface> segments 'x:x::x:x/y:y::y/z::z'
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rpki: T6004: add missing startup priority
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xml: T5738: improve PKI building blocks for CLI
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T6028: Fix QoS policy shaper wrong class_id_max and default_minor_id
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The `class_id_max` is wrong due to `tmp.sort` of Strings
If we have class 5 and class 10 we get sorted max value 5, expected 10
```
>>> tmp = ['5', '10']
>>> tmp.sort()
>>> tmp
['10', '5']
>>>
>>> hex(5+1)
'0x6'
>>>
>>> hex(10+1)
'0xb'
>>>
```
This way we get wrong default maximum class value:
```
tc qdisc replace dev eth1 root handle 1: htb r2q 444 default 6
```
Expect:
```
tc qdisc replace dev eth1 root handle 1: htb r2q 444 default b
```
Fix this converting Strings to Integers and get max value.
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T5703: Fix reapply QoS for connection-oriented interfaces
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After `disconnect` and `connect` connection-oriented interfaces
like PPPoE, QoS policy has to be reapplied
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https: T5902: fix migration of virtual-host port
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CLI source node is port and not listen-port.
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rpki: T6023: add support for CLI knobs expire-interval and retry-interval
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T5685: Keepalived VRRP prefix is not necessary for the virtual address
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T5960: Rewritten authentication node in PPTP to a single view
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T6026: QoS hide attempts to delete qdisc from devices
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op-mode: T4038: Python rewrite of image tools
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Hide unexpected output by attempts of deleting `qdisc` from
interfaces
[ qos ]
Error: Cannot find specified qdisc on specified device.
Error: Cannot delete qdisc with handle of zero.
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vrf: T5973: module is now statically compiled into the kernel
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bgp: T6024: add additional missing FRR features
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init: T2044: only start rpki if cache is configured
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xml: T302: replace references to Quagga with FRRouting
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This extends commit 9199c87cf ("init: T2044: always start/stop rpki during
system boot") to check the bootup configuration if an RPKI cache is defined.
Only start RPKI if this is the case.
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vpn: T3843: l2tp configuration not cleared after delete
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* set protocols bgp parameters labeled-unicast <explicit-null | ipv4-explicit-null | ipv6-explicit-null>
* set protocols bgp parameters allow-martian-nexthop
* set protocols bgp parameters no-hard-administrative-reset"
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T6021: Fix QoS shaper r2q calculation
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Rewritten authentication node in accel-ppp services
to a single view. In particular - PPTP authentication.
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Always enable VRF strict_mode
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The current calculation `r2q` is wrong as it uses `Floor division`
but expecting `division`
This way `math.ceil` calculate wrong value as we expect
round a number upward to its nearest integer
For example for speed 710 mbits expected value `444` but we get `443`
```
from math import ceil
MAXQUANTUM = 200000
speed = 710000000
speed_bps = int(speed) // 8
>>> speed_bps // MAXQUANTUM
443
>>> speed_bps / MAXQUANTUM
443.75
>>>
>>>
>>> ceil(speed_bps // MAXQUANTUM)
443
>>> ceil(speed_bps / MAXQUANTUM)
444
>>>
```
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image-tools: T6016: wait for umount in cleanup function
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T5921: Fix OpenConnect verify for local users
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