infix

=== Interface Speed Duplex (Copper)

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==== Description

Verify that the interface operates at the expected speed/duplex by
restricting the set of PMD types auto-negotiation may advertise:

1. Single-mode advertise — host and target both advertise exactly
   one PMD/duplex combination; the link comes up at that mode.
2. Multi-mode advertise — host advertises a set, target advertises
   another set; the link comes up at the highest common.
3. Auto-negotiation off — both peers forced to a fixed speed/duplex,
   the escape hatch for link partners that don't speak auto-negotiation.
   Disabling autoneg also disables Auto-MDIX, so the ends use opposite
   MDI/MDI-X pinouts (host mdix on, DUT mdi).  The link bounces and can
   take a few seconds to settle, so the forced steps poll for it.

The legacy "auto-negotiation: off + fixed speed + fixed duplex"
configuration was retired together with the obsoletion of eth:speed
in IEEE Std 802.3.2-2025; the standards-correct way to pin a link to
a specific mode is to advertise only that mode.  See the augment in
infix-ethernet-interface.yang.

==== Topology

image::topology.svg[Interface Speed Duplex (Copper) topology, align=center, scaledwidth=75%]

==== Sequence

. Set up topology and attach to target DUT
. Enable target interface
. Advertise 10/full only on both peers
. Advertise 10/half only on both peers
. Advertise 100/full only on both peers
. Advertise 100/half only on both peers
. Switch target back to advertising all supported modes
. Host advertises 10/full only
. Host advertises 10/half only
. Host advertises 100/full only
. Host advertises 100/half only
. Host advertises 10/half + 10/full + 100/half
. Host advertises every mode up to 1G
. Both sides forced to 100/full, autoneg off
. Both sides forced to 10/full, autoneg off