same ESSID, different keyval, strict_bssid=true

sunkiss@openindiana:~# nwamcfg list
NCPs:
    Automatic
Locations:
    Automatic
    NoNet
    User
sunkiss@openindiana:~# dladm show-secobj
sunkiss@openindiana:~# nwamadm select-wifi rwn0

1: ESSID NETGEAR BSSID 0:14:6c:6d:4f:7a
2: ESSID NETGEAR BSSID 0:1b:2f:aa:2a:c0
3: Other

Choose WLAN to connect to [1-3]: 1

Enter WLAN key for ESSID NETGEAR: netskcal
sunkiss@openindiana:~# dladm show-secobj
OBJECT               CLASS
nwam-NETGEAR         wpa
sunkiss@openindiana:~# nwamadm select-wifi rwn0

1: ESSID NETGEAR BSSID 0:14:6c:6d:4f:7a
2: ESSID NETGEAR BSSID 0:1b:2f:aa:2a:c0
3: Other

Choose WLAN to connect to [1-3]: 2

Enter WLAN key for ESSID NETGEAR: elginozio
sunkiss@openindiana:~# dladm show-secobj
OBJECT               CLASS
nwam-NETGEAR-0.1b.2f.aa.2a.c0 wpa
nwam-NETGEAR         wpa
sunkiss@openindiana:~# nwamcfg list
NCPs:
    Automatic
Locations:
    Automatic
    NoNet
    User
WLANs:
    NETGEAR
#in the current known wlan model
#two distinct ESSIDs, even if different BSSIDs,
#can not exist
#adding support for distinct wlans with the same ESSID would break the current API
sunkiss@openindiana:~# nwamcfg list
NCPs:
    Automatic
Locations:
    Automatic
    NoNet
    User
WLANs:
    NETGEAR
#nwamd have updated the known wlan
#accordingly to the last keyname successfully used
#the current known wlan model does not support distinct keynames
#adding support for distinct keynames for the same ESSID would break the current API
sunkiss@openindiana:~# nwamcfg list wlan NETGEAR
known wlan:NETGEAR
    priority            0
    bssids              "0:14:6c:6d:4f:7a","0:1b:2f:aa:2a:c0"
    keyname             "nwam-NETGEAR-0.1b.2f.aa.2a.c0"
    keyslot             1
    security-mode       wpa
sunkiss@openindiana:~# nwamadm select-wifi rwn0

1: ESSID NETGEAR BSSID 0:1b:2f:aa:2a:c0
2: ESSID NETGEAR BSSID 0:14:6c:6d:4f:7a
3: Other

Choose WLAN to connect to [1-3]: 2
#nwamd can still reuse the old key, if the user decided to connect to the old BSSID
#note it does not ask for password
#nwamd always finds the correct keyname to use because it starts searching
#with the nwam-ESSID-BSSID keyname format
sunkiss@openindiana:~# nwamcfg list wlan NETGEAR
known wlan:NETGEAR
    priority            0
    bssids              "0:14:6c:6d:4f:7a","0:1b:2f:aa:2a:c0"
    keyname             "nwam-NETGEAR"
    keyslot             1
    security-mode       wpa
#the known wlan is updated accordingly