tos-plus: Attempt to add some pass/fail comparison logic.

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Ben Greear
2020-04-17 16:02:53 -07:00
parent 4caa83ffee
commit 0fee9b87a6

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@@ -28,11 +28,14 @@ import pexpect
import subprocess
ptype="QCA"
tos="BE"
FORMAT = '%(asctime)s %(name)s %(levelname)s: %(message)s'
def usage():
print("$0 used connect to automated a test case using cisco controller and LANforge tos-plus script:")
print("-p|--ptype: AP Hardware type")
print("--tos: TOS type we are testing, used to find output in csv data: BE BK VI VO")
print("-h|--help")
print("-l|--log file: log messages here")
@@ -50,11 +53,12 @@ class FileAdapter(object):
def main():
global ptype
global tos
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="TOS Plus automation script")
parser.add_argument("-p", "--ptype", type=str, help="AP Hardware type")
parser.add_argument("-l", "--log", type=str, help="logfile for messages, stdout means output to console")
parser.add_argument("-t", "--tos", type=str, help="TOS type we are testing, used to find output in csv data: BE BK VI VO")
args = None
try:
@@ -143,6 +147,52 @@ def main():
"--value", "interfaces dot11Radio 1 traffic distribution periodic data exported"], capture_output=True)
print(output02)
ap_at_us = -1
ap_lat_us = -1
in_pkg2 = False
in_pkg3 = False
pkg_prefix = ""
if tos == "BK":
pkg_prefix = "Background"
else if tos == "BE":
pkg_prefix = "Best"
else if tos == "VI":
pkg_prefix = "Video"
else if tos == "VO":
pkg_prefix = "Voice"
for line in output02.split("\n"):
if line.startswith("Pkg 2"):
in_pkg2 = True
in_pkg3 = False
else if line.startswith("Pkg 3"):
in_pkg3 = True
in_pkg2 = False
else:
toks = line.split()
if toks[0] == "1": # Something like: 1 Background TX 11ax Good-RSSI 457013940 3683370
us_idx = 6
lat_idx = 4
offset = 0
if toks[1] == "Best":
# Tokenization is broken due to space, work-around
offset = 1
if toks[1] == pkg_prefix:
if in_pkg2:
if toks[2 + offset] == "TX" and toks[3 + offset] == "11ax":
ap_at_us = int(toks[us_idx + offset])
else if in_pkg3:
ap_lat_us = int(toks[lat_idx + offset])
if ap_at_us == -1:
print("ERROR: Could not find AP airtime, tos: %s pkg_prefix: %s"%(tos, pkg_prefix))
exit(1)
if ap_lat_us == -1:
print("ERROR: Could not find AP avg latency, tos: %s pkg_prefix: %s"%(tos, pkg_prefix))
exit(2)
file1 = open('TOS_PLUS.sh', 'r')
lines = file1.readlines()
@@ -162,17 +212,55 @@ def main():
# Run third-party tool to process the capture files.
os.system('python3 sb -p %s -subdir %s'%(ptype, capture_dir))
# Print out one-way latency reported by LANforge
file2 = open(csv_file, 'r')
lines = file2.readlines()
avglat = 0 # Assumes single connection
# Strips the newline character
for line in lines:
cols = line.split("\t")
# Print out endp-name and avg latency
print("%s\t%s"%(cols[1], cols[15]))
if cols[1].endswith("-A"):
avglat = cols[15]
# Compare pcap csv data
file3 = open("airtime.csv", 'r')
lines = file3.readlines()
at_row = []
# Strips the newline character
for line in lines:
cols = line.split(",")
if cols[0].endswith(tos):
at_row = line.split(",")
break
#at_row holds air-time fairness csv row created by pcap analyzer
#avglat is AVG one-way download latency reported by LANforge
#ap_at_lat is airtime in usec reported by AP for the specified type-of-service
#ap_lat_us is latency in usec reported by AP for the specified type-of-service
# Check latency
avglat *= 1000 # Convert LF latency to usec
latdiff = abs(avglat - ap_lat_us)
if latdiff <= 2000:
# Assume 2ms is close enough
print("AVG-LAT: PASSED ## Within 2ms, AP Reports: %ius LANforge reports: %ius"%(ap_at_lat, avglat))
else:
upper = ap_lat_us * 1.2
lower = ap_lat_us * 0.8
if avglat >= lower and avglat <= upper:
print("AVG-LAT: PASSED ## Within +=20%, AP Reports: %ius LANforge reports: %ius"%(ap_at_lat, avglat))
else:
print("AVG-LAT: FAILED ## AP Reports: %ius LANforge reports: %ius"%(ap_at_lat, avglat))
# Check Airtime
# TODO: Not sure what at_row column(s) to compare
subprocess.run(["./cisco_wifi_ctl.py", "-d", dest, "-o", port, "-s", "telnet", "-l", "stdout", "-a", ap, "-u", "cisco", "-p", "Cisco123", "-w", wlan, "-i", wlanID,
"--action", "delete_wlan"], capture_output=True)