Separate $port['ifDescr'] and $port['ifName'] filtering in is_port_valid()

Mike Stupalov added a comment - 2022/02/11 02:20 PM Hi Johann Mallet, we have not received the additional information requested earlier from you in this issue 'Hello,   Currently, the configuration variable "bad_if" and "bad_if_regexp" are used to filtered port on $port ['ifDescr'] and $port ['ifName'] in includes/entities/port.inc.php.        // FIXME. Prefer regexp   if ($valid_ifDescr && str_icontains_array($port[ 'ifDescr' ], (array)$config[ 'bad_if' ])) {     $bi = $GLOBALS[ 'str_last_needle' ];     print_debug( "ignored (by ifDescr): " .$port[ 'ifDescr' ]. " [ $bi ]" );     return FALSE;   }   if ($valid_ifName && $nosame_ifName && str_icontains_array($port[ 'ifName' ], (array)$config[ 'bad_if' ])) {     $bi = $GLOBALS[ 'str_last_needle' ];     print_debug( "ignored (by ifName): " .$port[ 'ifName' ]. " [ $bi ]" );     return FALSE;   }   I have problems with this in a Juniper and Nokia environment. The two manufacturers do not use the field in the same way, Nokia add ifAlias in the ifDescr :   $config ['bad_if'] = array("em", "me", "dsc", "tap", "gre", "gr", "pe", "mt", "ipip", "pime", "pimd", "mtun", "demux", "ip", "pe", "vt", "mt", "pd", "cbp", "pp", "lt", "ut", "ud", "lc", "lsi", "pfe", "pfh", "esi", "jsrv");   NOKIA : Xignored (by ifDescr) : lag-10, IP interface, IP YX/012345/800/ABC customer name [ ip ]   [1342177290] => array(                     [ifDescr]      => string(101) "lag-10, IP interface, IPYX/012345/800/ABC customer name via esat-1/1/1, esat-1/1/2 and esat-1/1/3"                     [ifAlias]      => string(82) " IPYX/012345/800/ABC customer via esat-1/1/1, esat-1/1/2 and esat-1/1/3"                     [ifName]       => string(6) "lag-10"                     [ifType]       => string(13) "ieee8023adLag"                     [ifOperStatus] => string(2) "up"                   ) JUNIPER :   [576] => array(               [ifDescr]      => string(12) "ge-1/1/4.100"               [ifAlias]      => string(36) "IPYX/12345/001/ABC customer name."               [ifName]       => string(12) "ge-1/1/4.100"               [ifType]       => string(6) "l2vlan"               [ifOperStatus] => string(14) "lowerLayerDown"            )   Maybe interesting to have possibility to split  $port ['ifDescr'] and $port ['ifName'] . Or define "bad_if" and "bad_if_regexp" by OS? In the meantime, I search with "bad_if_regexp" instead "bad_if", or $config ['os'] [$os] ['ports_ignore'] . But less easy.   Thank you!'! Issues without your response will be closed within 2 weeks.

Mike Stupalov added a comment - 2022/01/21 08:24 AM You definitely should use bad_if_regexp instead bad_if . Such two-character strings will always intersect with other interfaces, separation ifDescr/ifName won't help. And we already support per os ignores with more complex rules. Ie: $config['os'][$os]['ports_ignore'][] = [ 'ifType' => 'l2vlan', 'label' => '/^VLAN/i' ]; Here can used common port fields with regexp: ifType, ifAlias, ifDescr, ifName, label. But I sure, for you case enough $config ['bad_if_regexp'] .

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