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[action] [PR:16690] Updated total headroom pool size to accommodate 100G ports on T2 uplinks #16798

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Why I did it

sonic-mgmt xoff test was failing for [100g,120km]. Needed to update total headroom pool size when 100G line card is used as T2 uplink.

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  • Microsoft ADO (25266920):

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Updated total headroom size in buffer config

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Verified with sonic-mgmt xoff test passing for [100g,120km]

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…n T2 uplinks (sonic-net#16690)

Microsoft ADO (25266920)

sonic-mgmt xoff test was failing for [100g,120km]. Needed to update total headroom pool size when 100G line card is used as T2 uplink.

This size was calculated assuming 100g is used for downlink so cable length was 2km whereas it can also be used for uplink (cable length - 120km). so we need to do calculation based on 120km not 2km. Although it will be some wastage for 2km scenario but it should cover both cases.
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Original PR: #16690

@mssonicbld mssonicbld merged commit 70332c1 into sonic-net:202305 Oct 7, 2023
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