Hi Nicolas/Eric, As you might know that the Clearview vanity naming component is proposing to add a "-l" option to specify the link of various dladm subcommands. For example, "dladm create-vlan -l net0 -v 28 vlan1" is to create a VLAN vlan1 over link net0.
But then we found that "-l" is already used in the create-aggr subcommand to specify the LACP mode. We can think of several options to solve this problem: 1. we can choose not to introduce another option, but simply use the original "-d" option to specify the link. Although it might be somewhat misleading because the link is not really a *d*evice, but from the user's perspective, it might not necessarily a bad thing. Plus "-d" is used in snoop to specify a link anyway. 2. use "-l" to specify both link and the LACP mode. Because link name always ends with a digit, so that we can differentiate these two cases. 3. use "-L" to specify the link, and leave "-l" to specify the LACP mode. I personally don't like this option. What do you think? Thanks - Cathy
