On Thu, Oct 06, 2022 at 07:21:39PM +0300, Leon Romanovsky wrote: > > And in exclusive mode, a rdma link that can not be accessed in net namespace > > A still > > > > appears in net namespace A when running "rdma link show" in net namespace A. > > > > The above is different from others in net namespace. > > > > For example, in net namespace, if net device NIC0 is moved to net namespace > > B from net namespace A, > > > > this NIC0 will not appear in net namespace A when running "ip link" command > > in net namespace A. > > > > Is it a problem? > > rdmatool presents IB devices. It has no logic that decides if that > device is usable/operable or not. It should really not report an IB device that is not in the net namespace.. I'm surprised this hasn't been noticed because it will break verbs. Jason
