VOL-1858 Report link state for active UNI
Properly update UNI state and expose to core. This depends
on listening for new port state updates collected via OMCI
LAN LOS alarms. Listening and acting only on these
allows only ports that are actually being used to be reported
to the core and onos. Ultimately reducing the flow and
message count to only ports that are needed.
Note, unplugging and plugging back in the RG in the UNI
port will result in the removal and re-addition of flows.
This is more ideal but is a new aspect in testing and operations
that must be considered.
Also when core calls to get ofp port state do no just assume
LIVE, query and get the current operational state.
Additionally properly set the operational state.
Depends on https://gerrit.opencord.org/#/c/16981/
Also depends on bbsim being updated to send these LAN LOS
alarms in order to pass sanity tests
Start version 2.3.0-dev
Change-Id: I0d9e2b913347d74d46d52ab87eb501fc17378589
diff --git a/python/adapters/brcm_openomci_onu/brcm_openomci_onu_handler.py b/python/adapters/brcm_openomci_onu/brcm_openomci_onu_handler.py
index 94b555b..05d6730 100644
--- a/python/adapters/brcm_openomci_onu/brcm_openomci_onu_handler.py
+++ b/python/adapters/brcm_openomci_onu/brcm_openomci_onu_handler.py
@@ -43,7 +43,9 @@
from pyvoltha.common.config.config_backend import EtcdStore
from voltha_protos.logical_device_pb2 import LogicalPort
from voltha_protos.common_pb2 import OperStatus, ConnectStatus, AdminState
-from voltha_protos.openflow_13_pb2 import OFPXMC_OPENFLOW_BASIC, ofp_port, OFPPS_LIVE, OFPPF_FIBER, OFPPF_1GB_FD
+from voltha_protos.device_pb2 import Port
+from voltha_protos.openflow_13_pb2 import OFPXMC_OPENFLOW_BASIC, ofp_port, OFPPS_LIVE,OFPPS_LINK_DOWN,\
+ OFPPF_FIBER, OFPPF_1GB_FD
from voltha_protos.inter_container_pb2 import InterAdapterMessageType, \
InterAdapterOmciMessage, PortCapability, InterAdapterTechProfileDownloadMessage, InterAdapterDeleteGemPortMessage, \
InterAdapterDeleteTcontMessage
@@ -110,6 +112,7 @@
self._deferred = None
self._in_sync_subscription = None
+ self._port_state_subscription = None
self._connectivity_subscription = None
self._capabilities_subscription = None
@@ -196,7 +199,11 @@
uni_port = self.uni_port(int(port_no))
name = device.serial_number + '-' + str(uni_port.mac_bridge_port_num)
- self.log.debug('ofp_port_name', port_no=port_no, name=name)
+ self.log.debug('ofp_port_name', port_no=port_no, name=name, uni_port=uni_port)
+
+ ofstate = OFPPS_LINK_DOWN
+ if uni_port.operstatus is OperStatus.ACTIVE:
+ ofstate = OFPPS_LIVE
return PortCapability(
port=LogicalPort(
@@ -204,7 +211,7 @@
name=name,
hw_addr=hw_addr,
config=0,
- state=OFPPS_LIVE,
+ state=ofstate,
curr=cap,
advertised=cap,
peer=cap,
@@ -967,7 +974,7 @@
for uni_id in self._tech_profile_download_done:
self._tech_profile_download_done[uni_id].clear()
- self.disable_ports()
+ yield self.disable_ports(lock_ports=False)
yield self.core_proxy.device_reason_update(self.device_id, "stopping-openomci")
yield self.core_proxy.device_state_update(self.device_id, oper_status=OperStatus.DISCOVERED,
connect_status=ConnectStatus.UNREACHABLE)
@@ -988,7 +995,7 @@
for uni_id in self._tech_profile_download_done:
self._tech_profile_download_done[uni_id].clear()
- self.disable_ports()
+ yield self.disable_ports(lock_ports=False)
yield self.core_proxy.device_reason_update(self.device_id, "stopping-openomci")
# TODO: im sure there is more to do here
@@ -1019,36 +1026,15 @@
# TODO: create objects and populate for later omci calls
+ @inlineCallbacks
def disable(self, device):
self.log.debug('disable', device_id=device.id, serial_number=device.serial_number)
try:
self.log.info('sending-uni-lock-towards-device', device_id=device.id, serial_number=device.serial_number)
+ yield self.disable_ports(lock_ports=True)
+ yield self.core_proxy.device_reason_update(self.device_id, "omci-admin-lock")
+ yield self.core_proxy.device_state_update(self.device_id, oper_status=OperStatus.UNKNOWN)
- @inlineCallbacks
- def stop_anyway(reason):
- # proceed with disable regardless if we could reach the onu. for example onu is unplugged
- self.log.debug('stopping-openomci-statemachine')
- reactor.callLater(0, self._onu_omci_device.stop)
-
- # Note: The tech-profile states should not be cleared here.
- # They will be cleared if a DELETE_TCONT_REQ was triggered from openolt-adapter
- # as a result of all flow references for the TCONT being removed OR as a result
- # 'update_interface' call with oper_state as "down".
-
- # for uni_id in self._tp_service_specific_task:
- # self._tp_service_specific_task[uni_id].clear()
- # for uni_id in self._tech_profile_download_done:
- # self._tech_profile_download_done[uni_id].clear()
-
- self.disable_ports()
- device.oper_status = OperStatus.UNKNOWN
- device.reason = "omci-admin-lock"
- yield self.core_proxy.device_update(device)
-
- # lock all the unis
- task = BrcmUniLockTask(self.omci_agent, self.device_id, lock=True)
- self._deferred = self._onu_omci_device.task_runner.queue_task(task)
- self._deferred.addCallbacks(stop_anyway, stop_anyway)
except Exception as e:
self.log.exception('exception-in-onu-disable', exception=e)
@@ -1056,13 +1042,12 @@
def reenable(self, device):
self.log.debug('reenable', device_id=device.id, serial_number=device.serial_number)
try:
- # Start up OpenOMCI state machines for this device
- # this will ultimately resync mib and unlock unis on successful redownloading the mib
- self.log.debug('restarting-openomci-statemachine')
- self._subscribe_to_events()
- yield self.core_proxy.device_reason_update(self.device_id, "restarting-openomci")
- reactor.callLater(1, self._onu_omci_device.start, device)
- self._heartbeat.enabled = True
+ self.log.info('sending-uni-unlock-towards-device', device_id=device.id, serial_number=device.serial_number)
+ yield self.core_proxy.device_state_update(device.id,
+ oper_status=OperStatus.ACTIVE,
+ connect_status=ConnectStatus.REACHABLE)
+ yield self.core_proxy.device_reason_update(self.device_id, 'onu-reenabled')
+ yield self.enable_ports()
except Exception as e:
self.log.exception('exception-in-onu-reenable', exception=e)
@@ -1077,11 +1062,7 @@
@inlineCallbacks
def success(_results):
self.log.info('reboot-success', _results=_results)
- self.disable_ports()
- device.connect_status = ConnectStatus.UNREACHABLE
- device.oper_status = OperStatus.DISCOVERED
- device.reason = "rebooting"
- yield self.core_proxy.device_update(device)
+ yield self.core_proxy.device_reason_update(self.device_id, 'rebooting')
def failure(_reason):
self.log.info('reboot-failure', _reason=_reason)
@@ -1090,18 +1071,69 @@
self._deferred.addCallbacks(success, failure)
@inlineCallbacks
- def disable_ports(self):
+ def disable_ports(self, lock_ports=True):
self.log.info('disable-ports', device_id=self.device_id)
+ self.log.info('unsubscribe-to-port-events', device_id=self.device_id)
+ bus = self._onu_omci_device.event_bus
+ bus.unsubscribe(self._port_state_subscription)
+ self._port_state_subscription = None
+
# Disable all ports on that device
+ for port in self.uni_ports:
+ port.operstatus = OperStatus.UNKNOWN
+ self.log.info('disable-port', device_id=self.device_id, port=port)
+
+ if lock_ports is True:
+ self.log.info('locking-ports', device_id=self.device_id)
+ self.lock_ports(lock=True)
+
yield self.core_proxy.ports_state_update(self.device_id, OperStatus.UNKNOWN)
@inlineCallbacks
def enable_ports(self):
self.log.info('enable-ports', device_id=self.device_id)
- # Enable all ports on that device
- yield self.core_proxy.ports_state_update(self.device_id, OperStatus.ACTIVE)
+ # Listen for UNI link state alarms and set the oper_state based on that rather than assuming all UNI are up
+ self.log.info('subscribe-to-port-events', device_id=self.device_id)
+ bus = self._onu_omci_device.event_bus
+ topic = OnuDeviceEntry.event_bus_topic(self.device_id,
+ OnuDeviceEvents.PortEvent)
+ self._port_state_subscription = bus.subscribe(topic, self.port_state_handler)
+
+ self.log.info('unlocking-ports', device_id=self.device_id)
+ self.lock_ports(lock=False)
+
+ # TODO: Currently the only VEIP capable ONU i can test with does not send UNI link state alarms
+ # or set operational-state per OMCI spec. So i have know way of "knowing" if the port is up.
+ # Given this i assume its always up for now. Maybe a software upgrade will fix my onu...
+ for port in self.uni_ports:
+ if port.type.value == UniType.VEIP.value:
+ port.operstatus = OperStatus.ACTIVE
+ self.log.warn('force-showing-veip-link-up', device_id=self.device_id, port=port)
+ yield self.core_proxy.port_state_update(self.device_id, Port.ETHERNET_UNI, port.port_number, port.operstatus)
+
+ @inlineCallbacks
+ def port_state_handler(self, _topic, msg):
+ self.log.info("port-state-change", _topic=_topic, msg=msg)
+
+ onu_id = msg['onu_id']
+ port_no = msg['port_number']
+ serial_number = msg['serial_number']
+ port_status = msg['port_status']
+ uni_port = self.uni_port(int(port_no))
+
+ self.log.debug("port-state-parsed-message", onu_id=onu_id, port_no=port_no, serial_number=serial_number,
+ port_status=port_status)
+
+ if port_status is True:
+ uni_port.operstatus = OperStatus.ACTIVE
+ self.log.info('link-up', device_id=self.device_id, port=uni_port)
+ else:
+ uni_port.operstatus = OperStatus.UNKNOWN
+ self.log.info('link-down', device_id=self.device_id, port=uni_port)
+
+ yield self.core_proxy.port_state_update(self.device_id, Port.ETHERNET_UNI, uni_port.port_number, uni_port.operstatus)
# Called just before openomci state machine is started. These listen for events from selected state machines,
# most importantly, mib in sync. Which ultimately leads to downloading the mib
@@ -1164,9 +1196,6 @@
omci_dev = self._onu_omci_device
config = omci_dev.configuration
- # TODO: run this sooner somehow. shouldnt have to wait for mib sync to push an initial download
- # In Sync, we can register logical ports now. Ideally this could occur on
- # the first time we received a successful (no timeout) OMCI Rx response.
try:
# sort the lists so we get consistent port ordering.
@@ -1236,11 +1265,11 @@
@inlineCallbacks
def success(_results):
self.log.info('mib-download-success', _results=_results)
- yield self.enable_ports()
yield self.core_proxy.device_state_update(device.id,
oper_status=OperStatus.ACTIVE,
connect_status=ConnectStatus.REACHABLE)
yield self.core_proxy.device_reason_update(self.device_id, 'initial-mib-downloaded')
+ yield self.enable_ports()
self._mib_download_task = None
yield self.onu_active_event()
@@ -1250,6 +1279,10 @@
yield self.core_proxy.device_reason_update(self.device_id, 'initial-mib-download-failure-retrying')
self._deferred = reactor.callLater(_STARTUP_RETRY_WAIT, self._mib_in_sync)
+ # start by locking all the unis till mib sync and initial mib is downloaded
+ # this way we can capture the port down/up events when we are ready
+ self.lock_ports(lock=True)
+
# Download an initial mib that creates simple bridge that can pass EAP. On success (above) finally set
# the device to active/reachable. This then opens up the handler to openflow pushes from outside
self.log.info('downloading-initial-mib-configuration')
@@ -1330,3 +1363,15 @@
except Exception as active_event_error:
self.log.exception('onu-activated-event-error',
errmsg=active_event_error.message)
+
+ def lock_ports(self, lock=True):
+
+ def success(response):
+ self.log.debug('set-onu-ports-state', lock=lock, response=response)
+
+ def failure(response):
+ self.log.error('cannot-set-onu-ports-state', lock=lock, response=response)
+
+ task = BrcmUniLockTask(self.omci_agent, self.device_id, lock=lock)
+ self._deferred = self._onu_omci_device.task_runner.queue_task(task)
+ self._deferred.addCallbacks(success, failure)