Hi,

I'd like to get opinions on several issues regarding autopush after vanity 
naming.

As you might know, as part of the Clearview vanity naming component, one can 
configure autopush based on per-link using dladm set-linkprop (whereas 
before, one can only configure it per-driver).

We also provided a dladm subcommand to migrate the old autopush 
configuration to the new form using:

        dladm migrate-autopush -f <filename> [<link>]

To make the migration automatically, I an thinking of implicitly running 
"dladm migrate-autopush -f /etc/iu.ap" during each reconfiguration boot and 
whenever a new link is created (for example, when an aggregation or a VLAN 
is created).

And my questions are:

1. One restriction of the implicated behavior is that it will only the 
autopush configuration stored in /etc/iu.ap. But I don't see any good way to 
solve this.

2. Also, a link can be assigned to an exclusive local zone, and the 
autopush(1M) setting is stored in its zone-local file system. Is it possible 
that I can know the relative path of that local zone and do the autopush 
migration using the information stored in /local-zone-path/root/etc/iu.ap? 
Is this a good idea at all?

3. Another problem is that when both forms of autopush configuration exist, 
if we apply both autopush settings, it might leads to incorrect behavior. So 
that I'd like only apply the per-link autopush setting in that case. Is this 
acceptable?

Thanks
- Cathy

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