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                List of WiFi test cases for raspberrypi.

Test Cases

OneWiFi status shoul be running.

Wifi interfaces should be up.

 Ifconfig wlan0, wlan1, brlan0

 brctl show

SSIDs should be broadcasted

iw dev

Captive Portal page should appear for connected clients

Able to set SSID and Password

SSID should persist across reboot

 Webconfig 

 Privatessid schema

 WiFi-dmcli

 Success OneWiFi logs

 WebConfig Success Logs

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RPI reference platform.

Test Cases


S.NOWiFi Test Cases
1OneWifi systemd service should be RUNNING
2OneWifi core files should not be created in /tmp folder
3Wireless interfaces should be UP and RUNNING (i,e wlan0 and wlan1)
4wlan0 and wlan1 interfaces should be mapped under brlan0 (check by using 'brctl show' or 'ovs-vsctl show')
52G and 5G SSIDs should be broadcasted  (check by using iw dev)
6Able to connect default 2G and 5G SSIDs 
7CaptivePortal page should be appeared when we connect with the default SSID
8Able to change default 2G and 5G SSIDs via captiveportal
9Able to connect 2G and 5G with updated SSIDs
10Wireless connected clients should get internet through router
11Able to launch WebUI in wireless connected client
12WiFi DM information should be persistent across all reboots
13Webconfig validation for privatewifi subdoc through Webconfig UI
14Able to see default WiFi DM information after factory reset
15Wireless connected clients' information should be appeared in WebUI under 'Connected Device' Tab 
16WPS on supported radio
17Able to  edit WiFi information in WebUI under WiFi tab
18MacFiltering on supported radio
19Able to get/set wifi DM parameters via dmcli
20Able to get/set wifi DM parameters via WebPA
21Able to get/set wifi DM parameters via SNMP