Network Interfaces Module
This module allows to manage network interfaces: retrieve configuration and update values like mtu,
netmask, broadcast addresses, ipv4 addresses and so on. It is based on a command design pattern to make roll back easier.
Currently, it is possible to update mtu, and ipv4 address, netmask and broadcast.
The Interfaces module is bound to the following namespace: urn:loria:madynes:ensuite:yencap:module:Interfaces:1.0
Yang data model
module Interfaces {
namespace "urn:loria:madynes:ensuite:yencap:module:interfaces:1.0";
prefix "ifs";
import ietf-inet-types { prefix yt; }
grouping generic-state {
leaf bytes {type uint64;}
leaf packets { type uint64;}
leaf drop { type uint64;}
leaf compressed {type uint64;}
leaf fifo { type uint64;}
leaf errs {type uint64;}
}
grouping v4add {
container ipv4 {
leaf address-v4 { type yt:ipv4-address; }
leaf netmask { type yt:ipv4-address; }
}
}
grouping v6add {
container ipv6 {
leaf address-v6 { type yt:ipv6-address; }
leaf netmask { type yt:ipv6-address; }
}
}
container interfaces {
list interface {
key name;
leaf name { type string;}
leaf mac-address { type string;}
leaf mtu { type uint32;}
choice ad-type {
case v4 { uses v4add; }
case v6 { uses v6add; }
}
container stats {
config false;
container received {
uses generic-state;
leaf frame { type int64;}
leaf multicast { type int64;}
}
container transmit {
config false;
uses generic-state;
leaf carrier { type uint64;}
leaf colls { type uint64;}
}
}
}
}
}
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XML configuration data example
<interfaces xmlns="urn:loria:madynes:ensuite:yencap:module:Interfaces:1.0">
<interface>
<name>eth0</name>
<mac-address>00:0c:f1:82:47:5e</mac-address>
<mtu>1500</mtu>
<flags broadcast="false" running="false" multicast="false" up="true"/>
<ipv4>
<netmask>255.255.....</netmask>
<broadcast>152.81.....</broadcast>
<address-v4>152.81.....</address-v4>
</ipv4>
<ipv6>
<address-v6 scope="global" prefix="40">200106604501000.......</address-v6>
<address-v6 scope="link-local" prefix="40">fe800000000.......</address-v6>
</ipv6>
</interface>
</interfaces>
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