Default XML configuration files

XML configuration files are used for setting configuration defaults.

CAUTION: Modifying configuration files may negatively affect the default system behavior.

• /etc/opx/base_qos_init.xml — default QoS entries applied to the NPU during system bootup as part of the systemd service. Currently, this file is the only mechanism for persisting QoS settings across system reloads

• /etc/opx/base_port_physical_mapping_table.xml — mapping between physical ports and Linux interfaces, and all interfaces created during system boot up

• /etc/opx/pas/config.xml — configuration parameters for the PAS

• /etc/opx/sdi/device.xml — platform hardware description

• /etc/opx/dn_nas_default_init_config.xml — default configuration of objects, such as mirroring, sFlow, and VLANs created during system boot up as part of the systemd service

• /etc/opx/dn_nas_fanout_init_config.xml — interfaces fanned out during system boot up. Note: This is being deprecated in OPX 3.1.0 in favor of the fanout configuration script in /etc/opx/startup/config-interfaces

• /etc/opx/sdi/entity.xml — platform hardware entity resource association

• /etc/opx/env-tmpctl/config.json — environmental parameters, such as sensor names and the algorithm for the temperature control module

• /etc/opx/sai/init.xml — NPU-related settings during system boot up, such as physical port settings and hashing algorithms

• /etc/opx/mac_address_alloc.xml — MAC allocation for interfaces

• /etc/opx/acl/nas_master_list.xml — all ACL entries installed during boot up

• /etc/opx/acl/nas_detail_list.xml — fields for ACL entries in the nas_master_list.xml file

• /etc/opx/phy_media_default_npu_setting.xml — transceiver information, such as transceiver type and speed