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interface-acceptable

Mode: Configuration Mode

Description:

interface-acceptable is a specialized version of 'action acceptable'. Developers can specify what types of interfaces the configuration applies (or excludes using negate '!').

interface-acceptable [!] <list of interfaces> interface-acceptable [!] <list of interfaces> { flags <channel-flags>; }

negate the list of interfaces, ie '! fxp', all interface except for fxp <list of interfaces> space separated list of interface prefixes.

List of interfaces that this attribute should/shouldn't be displayed under.

One of "no-multi-channel", "no-channel", "multi-channel", "channel", "channel-0", "channel-1". The following is the mapping of the string the flags...

"no-multi-channel" - ~IIF_MULTI_CHNL "no-channel" - ~IIF_CHANNEL "multi-channel" - IIF_MULTI_CHNL "channel" - IIF_CHANNEL "channel-0" - IIF_CH0 "channel-1" - IIF_CH1 "channel-01" - IIF_CH01

Many of the items that reside under the interface hierarchy are dependent on the type of interface being configured. For example, 'modem-options' are relevant only on "umd" interfaces. This attribute should be hidden if the user is configuring the management port, but shown when editing the 'umd' interfaces.

Example:

        1. Display dce under serial type interfaces

         attribute dce {
             interface-acceptable so t3 e3 e1 t1 j1;
         }

        What would be nice is it we had some defines for 'types' of
        interfaces, like in the above example, a define for serial
        interfaces...

        #define INTF_SERIAL_PREFIXES so t3 e3 e1 t1 j1

        attribute dce {
            interface-acceptable INTF_SERIAL_PREFIXES;
        }

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