On 10/18/2015 10:13 PM, fengchong (C) wrote:

Hi all,

    I notice an identity named ‘interface-type’ was defined in RFC 7223 (**

*A YANG Data Model for Interface Management*). This identity is an abstract identity, vendors can define their real

Identity based it. But it’s lack of a means to identify this identity ‘interface-type’ is abstract, so ‘interface-type’ can be accepted as

valid value of the leaf based this identity.


You can use the fact this identity does not have a "base":

rfc6030: 7.16.2

If no "base" statement is present, the identity is defined from scratch.


However note an identity can also be defined based on another "derived" identity,
not just the identity defined from scratch!

-Xiang Li


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