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Vladimir Oltean says: ==================== Port and flow policers for DSA (SJA1105, Felix/Ocelot) This series adds support for 2 types of policers: - port policers, via tc matchall filter - flow policers, via tc flower filter for 2 DSA drivers: - sja1105 - felix/ocelot First we start with ocelot/felix. Prior to this patch, the ocelot core library currently only supported: - Port policers - Flow-based dropping and trapping But the felix wrapper could not actually use the port policers due to missing linkage and support in the DSA core. So one of the patches addresses exactly that limitation by adding the missing support to the DSA core. The other patch for felix flow policers (via the VCAP IS2 engine) is actually in the ocelot library itself, since the linkage with the ocelot flower classifier has already been done in an earlier patch set. Then with the newly added .port_policer_add and .port_policer_del, we can also start supporting the L2 policers on sja1105. Then, for full functionality of these L2 policers on sja1105, we also implement a more limited set of flow-based policing keys for this switch, namely for broadcast and VLAN PCP. Series version 1 was submitted here: https://patchwork.ozlabs.org/cover/1263353/ Nothing functional changed in v2, only a rebase. ==================== Signed-off-by: David S. Miller <davem@davemloft.net> |
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Linux kernel
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