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Use the macsec_enabled flag in platform to enable macsec feature state #11998
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@anamehra can we add this flag for your platforms ? |
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#11998) * Use the macsec_enabled flag in platform to enable macesc feature state * Add macsec supported metadata in DEVICE_RUNTIME_METADATA
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Why I did it
Plan to use the macsec capability flag in the platform - to enable macsec feature which inturn hep hostcfgd to start the macsec dockers
How I did it
Add a new flag "macsec_enabled" in the platform_env.conf in the platform directory - which states if that platform has macsec capability
Add a new API in device_info to get the macsec capability from platform and export to an environment variable MACSEC_SUPPORTED used in hostcfgd.
How to verify it
Verified that the MACSEC_SUPPORTED variable is updated as per the "macsec_enabled" flag set in the platform_env.conf -- and hostcfgd updates the macsec feature state accordingly.
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