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Post by elijahliang on Oct 23, 2024 7:42:54 GMT
Our HostInterface has implemented the HostEthernetInterfaces and ManagerEthernetInterface properties, which contain the EthernetInterface links for communication between the host and BMC.
The question is: When we set the InterfaceEnabled property of the HostInterface to false, should we also disable the corresponding HostEthernetInterfaces and ManagerEthernetInterface?
Conversely, when any of the HostEthernetInterfaces or ManagerEthernetInterface is disabled, should we also disable the HostInterface?
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Post by mraineri on Oct 23, 2024 13:16:10 GMT
I can certainly see tying the two together as a possible behavior, especially if the interface is point-to-point. In those cases, setting one to "false" can also set the other to "false".
But, it's entirely possible some solutions may want to keep the interface enabled, but not use it for Redfish-defined host interface activities. If you have other usage, you may not want to tie the two together.
I could see either behaviors are acceptable based on your system design. I can raise this with others to see if it's worth clarifying these options.
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