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<service name="bridge" interface="org.opensuse.Network.Bridge" object-class="netif-bridge">

  <!-- This is the port-config containing the port configuration -->
  <define name="port-config" class="dict"
	  description="Bridge port configuration properties">
    <!-- The port interface.
         It's marked as a netif-reference, meaning that the device name is
         optionally resolved by wicked at run time. You can use "classic"
         device names such as eth0, but you can also use and <identify>
         element to use any of the supported netif naming services
      -->
    <device type="string">
      <meta:netif-reference shared="false"/>
      <meta:require check="netif-check-state" op="linkUp" min-state="device-up" />
    </device>

    <priority type="uint32" constraint="range">
      <min value="0"/>
      <max value="63"/>
    </priority>
    <path-cost type="uint32" />
  </define>

  <!-- This is the port-status returned in bridge interface reports -->
  <define name="port-status" class="dict" extends="bridge:port-config"
          description="Bridge port configuration and status properties">
     <!-- The following fields contain status information only,
          and should not appear in configuration files.
          These values are ignored when creating a bridge port.
     -->

    <!-- FIXME: state is really asking for an enum -->
    <state type="uint32" />
    <port-no type="uint32" />
    <port-id type="uint32" />
  </define>

  <!-- This is the bridge config without ports used to configure the bridge -->
  <define name="bridge-config" class="dict"
          description="Bridge interface configuration properties">

    <!-- STP protocol related settings -->
    <stp type="boolean"
     description="Enables Spanning Tree Protocol to handle multiple hops and avoid cyclic routes"/>

    <priority type="uint32" constraint="range"
      description="The bridge with the lowest priority will be elected as the 'central' root bridge in the spanning tree.">
      <min value="0"/>
      <max value="65535"/>
    </priority>
    <forward-delay type="double" description="Forwarding delay time is the time spent in each of the Listening and Learning states before the Forwarding state is entered." />
    <hello-time type="double"    description="Periodically, a hello packet is sent out by the Root Bridge and the Designated Bridges to communicate information about the topology throughout." />
    <max-age type="double"       description="If a another bridge in the spanning tree does not send out a hello packet for this period of time, it is assumed to be dead." />

    <!-- Forwarding database related settings -->
    <aging-time type="double"    description="Ethernet (MAC) address ageing time. Setting it to 0 makes all entries permanent." />
    <gc-interval type="double"   description="Garbage collection interval for the bridge" />
  </define>

  <!-- This are bridge configuration properties inclusive ports -->
  <define name="configuration" class="dict" extends="bridge:bridge-config"
          description="Bridge and port configuration properties">
    <ports class="array" element-type="bridge:port-config" element-name="port" />
    <address  type="ethernet-address"/>
  </define>

  <!-- This are all bridge properties returned in service interface reports -->
  <define name="properties" class="dict" extends="bridge:bridge-config"
          description="Bridge configuration and status properties">

    <stp-state type="uint32" constraint="enum">
      <none          value="0" description="STP is disabled"/>
      <kernel-stp    value="1" description="Kernel built-in STP implementation"/>
      <userspace-stp value="2" description="STP via /sbin/bridge-stp, e.g. RSTP"/>
    </stp-state>

    <!-- we may implement more status information properties here -->

    <ports class="array" element-type="bridge:port-status" element-name="port" />
    <address  type="ethernet-address"/>
  </define>

  <method name="changeDevice">
    <arguments>
      <!-- First and only argument to changeDevice() method is a
           configuration properties dict.
           The mapping info tells the client to take the device
           configuration from the <bridge> element, and to skip the
           call to changeDevice() if that element isn't there.
        -->
      <config type="bridge:configuration">
       <meta:mapping document-node="/bridge" skip-unless-present="true" />
      </config>
    </arguments>
  </method>

  <method name="deleteDevice">
    <!-- no arguments, no return code -->
  </method>

  <method name="addPort">
    <arguments>
      <port type="bridge:port-config"/>
    </arguments>
  </method>

  <method name="removePort">
    <arguments>
      <port type="string"/>
    </arguments>
  </method>
</service>

<service name="bridge-factory" interface="org.opensuse.Network.Bridge.Factory" object-class="netif-list">
  <method name="newDevice">
    <arguments>
     <name type="string"/>
     <config type="bridge:configuration">
      <meta:mapping document-node="/bridge"/>
     </config>
    </arguments>
    <return>
     <string/>
    </return>
  </method>
</service>


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bonding.xml File 5.64 KB 0644
bridge.xml File 5.05 KB 0644
constants.xml File 16.29 KB 0644
dummy.xml File 1.69 KB 0644
ethernet.xml File 885 B 0644
ethtool.xml File 6.65 KB 0644
firewall.xml File 609 B 0644
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infiniband.xml File 2.33 KB 0644
interface.xml File 17.52 KB 0644
ipip.xml File 1.71 KB 0644
lldp.xml File 1.75 KB 0644
macvlan.xml File 3.11 KB 0644
ovs-bridge.xml File 1.91 KB 0644
ppp.xml File 2.68 KB 0644
protocol.xml File 2.44 KB 0644
scripts.xml File 2.13 KB 0644
sit.xml File 2.1 KB 0644
team.xml File 4.02 KB 0644
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