Add an "ssid_suffix" parameter to both "connect" and "config" rules to modify SSID per-subtest

server/site_bsd_router.py

 # Copyright (c) 2010 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 # found in the LICENSE file.
 
 import logging, re
 
 def isBSDRouter(router):
     router_uname = router.run('uname').stdout
     return re.search('BSD', router_uname)
 
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         else:
             self.phydev = params['phydev']
         # default to 1st available wired nic
         if "wiredev" not in params:
             self.wiredif = find_ifnet(host, ".*media:.Ethernet.*")
             if self.wiredif is None:
                 raise Exception("No wired NIC found")
         else:
             self.wiredif = params['wiredev']
         self.defssid = defssid;
+        self.ssid = defssid
         self.wlanif = None
         self.bridgeif = None
 
         self.hostapd_keys = ("wpa", "wpa_passphrase", "wpa_key_mgmt",
             "wpa_pairwise", "wpa_group_rekey", "wpa_strict_rekey",
             "wpa_gmk_rekey", "wpa_ptk_rekey",
             "rsn_pairwise",
             "rsn_preauth", "rsh_preauth_interfaces",
             "peerkey")
         self.hostapd_conf = None
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     def config(self, params):
         """
         Configure the AP per test requirements.  This can be done
         entirely with ifconfig unless we need an authenticator in
         which case we must also setup hostapd.
         """
 
         if 'ssid' not in params:
-            params['ssid'] = self.defssid
+            params['ssid'] = self.defssid + params.get('ssid_suffix', '')
+        self.ssid = params['ssid']
 
         args = ""
         hostapd_args = ""
         if "wpa" in params:
             #
             # WPA/RSN requires hostapd as an authenticator; split out
             # ifconfig args from hostapd configuration and setup to
             # construct the hostapd.conf file below.
             #
             for (k, v) in params.items():
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         raise NotImplemented("check_client_event_countermeasures")
 
 
     def router_force_mic_error(self, params):
         """
         Force a Michael MIC error on the next packet.  Note this requires
         a driver that uses software crypto and a kernel with the support
         to fire oneshot MIC errors (first appeared in FreeBSD 8.1).
         """
         raise NotImplemented("force_mic_error")
+
+    def get_ssid(self):
+        return self.ssid