> Rather than using the nwam-ESSID-BSSID as it currently does, nwam will
> create a MD5/SHA1 (which one?) hash of the name(s) that it will use for
> the names of secure objects. The name is be "nwam_hash". If the
> tunable nwamd/strict_bssid from CR 6773627 is set, then the hash will be
> of the string "ESSID-BSSID" ('-' between the two values), otherwise the
> hash will be just "ESSID". Since libdladm has a length restriction of
> DLD_SECOBJ_NAME_MAX (32) on the names, only the first 27 from the
> characters from the hash will be used in the secobj name.
How long a secobj name would you need to not have to worry about
truncation?
--
meem
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