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lf_snp_test.py : example updates

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Signed-off-by: Chuck SmileyRekiere <chuck.smileyrekiere@candelatech.com>
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2021-04-23 05:35:32 -06:00
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@@ -22,8 +22,14 @@ TECHNICAL UNDERSTANDING:
'rx bytes' - bytes transmitted
'rx rate' - bits per second
in DL direction: -B tx -> -A rx, (side_b_tx_min_bps) LANforge Eth endpoint transmits bytes (AP/DUT), station endpoint (Wifi) LANForge receives them. station-end-rx-bps (bits per second) is download rx-bps (bits per second)
in UL direction: -A tx -> -B rx, (side_a_tx_min_bps) LANforge Eth endpoint receives bytes (AP/DUT), station endpoint (Wifi) LANForge transmits them. ethernet-end-rx-bps (bits per second) is upload load rx-bps (bits per second)
in DL direction: -B tx -> -A rx, (side_b_tx_min_bps) LANforge Eth endpoint transmits bytes (AP/DUT),
station endpoint (Wifi) LANForge receives them. station-end-rx-bps (bits per second) is download rx-bps (bits per second)
in UL direction: -A tx -> -B rx, (side_a_tx_min_bps) LANforge Eth endpoint receives bytes (AP/DUT),
station endpoint (Wifi) LANForge transmits them. ethernet-end-rx-bps (bits per second) is upload load rx-bps (bits per second)
configured bps (side_a_tx_min_bps and side_b_tx_min_bps) if lists not same lenght shorter list padded out with 256000 if upload and download selected.
NOTES:
@@ -69,8 +75,6 @@ OUTPUT:
csv details_snp_<date>.csv raw data
* radios and con
EXAMPLE:
Use --print_test_config at end of command to see test configuration
@@ -79,9 +83,15 @@ Test configurations take presidence to command line parameters
Using Coded Test Configuration --controller_test_1
./lf_snp_test.py -controller_ip 10.195.197.234 --controller_user admin --controller_passwd Milpitas@123
--controller_series "9800" --endp_types 'lf_udp' --upstream_port eth2 --controller_prompt "WLC" --controller_test_1
--controller_aps 'Vanc-e' --controller_series "9800" --endp_types 'lf_udp' --upstream_port eth2 --controller_prompt "Can-SnP-9120" --controller_test_1
--print_test_config
Using Coded Test Configuration --controller_test_1
./lf_snp_test.py -controller_ip 10.195.197.234 --controller_user admin --controller_passwd Milpitas@123
--controller_aps 'Vanc-e' --controller_series "9800" --endp_types 'lf_udp' --upstream_port eth2 --controller_prompt "Can-SnP-9120" --controller_test_1
--print_test_config
Using Coded Test Configuration:
./lf_snp_test.py -cc 192.168.100.112 -cu admin -cpw Cisco123 -cca APA453.0E7B.CF9C -cs "3504" --endp_types 'lf_udp' --upstream_port eth2 --controller_test_3
--controller_prompt "(Cisco Controller)"
@@ -1409,24 +1419,6 @@ The Test supports configuraiton of a Controller which configures
An AP and the Configuration of LANforge or Multiple LANforges
configured into a "Realm".
The ultimate aim of this script is to achieve the following:
1. 1 to 200 client SNP on 11ac (1, 50 and 200 client count tests)
1. 5 Ghz with different channel widths
2. Data encryption enabled/disabled
3. Local/central switching and authentication combinations
2. 1 to 37 client SNP on 11ax (1, 10 and 37 client count tests) eventually 200 clients
1. Different channel widths
2. Data encryption enabled/disabled
3. Local/central switching and authentication combinations
4. MU-MIMO and OFDMA enabled/disabled combination
3. CI/CD implementation
1. Download latest WLC images and upload them to the controller
2. Start the test suite
3. Generate a report per release
4. Display and graph all result data according to each release along with each testcase historical graph
5. Review overall AP performance across multiple AP platforms
#########################################
# Examples
@@ -1453,22 +1445,6 @@ Using Commandline Less Interations:
--print_test_config
##############################################################################
Detailed test loop description - Recommendation
##############################################################################
Script logic loops:
AP {Axel, Vanc} Dynamic
frequency {24ghz, 5ghz} Common (band) : 24ghz == b , 5ghz == a
wifimode{11ax (2.4 ghz or 5 ghz), 11ac (5 ghz only), 11n (2.4 ghz or 5ghz), 11bg(2.4 ghz)} Common (an anAX anAC abgn bg)
Bandwidth {20, 40, 80, 160}
data-encryption {enable/disable} Common
AP-mode {local/flexconnect} Common
client-density {1, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200} Dynamic
Packet-type {TCP, UDP} Common
Direction {download, upload}
Packet-size { 88, 512, 1370, 1518} Common
Time (4 iterations of 30 sec and get the best average out of it)
#############################################
#############################################
LANforge Information and General Information
@@ -1583,9 +1559,7 @@ TECHNICAL UNDERSTANDING: LANForge
#########################################################################################################
LANforge GUI what is displayed in the Column and how to access the value with cli or json
#########################################################################################################
# NOTE: see how rx rate is used in script and can monitor any values in similiar manner
GUI Column Display Layer3_cols argument to type in (to print in report)
@@ -1686,8 +1660,6 @@ LANforge GUI what is displayed in the Column and how to access the value with cl
,choices=["1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8"])
parser.add_argument('-cco','--cap_ctl_out', help='--cap_ctl_out , switch the controller controller output will be captured', action='store_true')
#################################################################
# Script AP parameters for reading AP, - not used in this script
#################################################################
@@ -1715,8 +1687,8 @@ LANforge GUI what is displayed in the Column and how to access the value with cl
parser.add_argument('-r','--radio', action='append', nargs=1, help='--radio \
\"radio==<number_of_wiphy stations=<=number of stations> ssid==<ssid> ssid_pw==<ssid password> security==<security> wifimode==<wifimode>\" '\
, required=False)
parser.add_argument('-ul_bps','--side_a_tx_min_bps', help='--side_a_tx_min_bps , requested download min tx rate bits per second default 256000 1000000000', default="256000 1000000000")
parser.add_argument('-dl_bps','--side_b_tx_min_bps', help='--side_b_tx_min_bps , requested upload min tx rate bits per second default 256000 1000000000', default="256000 1000000000")
parser.add_argument('-ul_bps','--side_a_tx_min_bps', help='--side_a_tx_min_bps , upload (A side tx) min tx rate bps default 256000 500000000', default="256000 1000000000")
parser.add_argument('-dl_bps','--side_b_tx_min_bps', help='--side_b_tx_min_bps , download(B side tx) min tx rate bps default 1000000000', default="1000000000")
##############################################
# Parameters Used For Testing