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Configuration can't be saved after lldpad terminated

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    • lldpad-1.1.1-4.gitf1dd9eb.el9
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    • NST-Core-25W06
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      .Networking interface configuration persists after `lldpad` termination

      Before this update, the networking interface configuration was removed when Link Layer Discovery Protocol Agent Daemon (`lldpad`) was terminated by `systemd` or manually. This update fixes the `lldpad` source-code so that the service does not reset interface configuration after termination.
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      .Networking interface configuration persists after `lldpad` termination Before this update, the networking interface configuration was removed when Link Layer Discovery Protocol Agent Daemon (`lldpad`) was terminated by `systemd` or manually. This update fixes the `lldpad` source-code so that the service does not reset interface configuration after termination.
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      Description of problem:
      This is a follow-on to BZ1997064 (same summar). The fix for the original problem went into the 1.1.1 build of lldpad, but it needs to get rolled into lldpad 1.1.3

       

      Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

      lldpad-1.1.1-3.gitf1dd9eb.el9.x86_64.rpm

       

      How reproducible:
      Always

      Steps to Reproduce:
      1. Configure several virtual interfaces to be created at boot time
      2. Start lldpad
      3. lldptool set-lldp -i <interface> adminStatus=rxtx #assume it starts as "disabled"
      4. reboot
      5. start lldpad
      6. lldptool get-lldp -i <interface> adminStatus
      7. Observe: adminstatus=rxtx
      8. lldptool set-lldp -i <interface> adminStatus=disabled
      9. modify order of virtual interface creation
      10. reboot
      11. start lldpad
      12. lldptool get-lldp -i <interface> adminStatus
      13. Observe: adminstatus=rxtx

      Actual results:
      adminStatus reverts to rxtx

      Expected results:
      adminStatus should maintain "disabled."

      Additional info:

              haliu@redhat.com Hangbin Liu
              malucius@redhat.com Matt Lucius
              Aaron Conole Aaron Conole
              Fei Liu Fei Liu
              Jaroslav Klech Jaroslav Klech
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