Garrett D'Amore writes:
> I've seen hardware implementations where "active scanning" cannot be 
> done while connected.

What about the questions I asked?

What's the purpose of forcing a disconnect in the library itself
_after_ doing a scan?  Why do we do that?

If there are interlocks between scanning and either the connect
process itself or the entire connected state, then what part of the
system should be responsible for enforcing those restrictions?  Right
now, it looks like it's left up to the application program -- which,
for dladm(1M), means that the user typing the command has the
responsibility.

I don't think that makes sense.  At a minimum, I think we're lacking
some archtecture here.

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