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lf_snp_test.py : column naming changes and comments

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Chuck SmileyRekiere
2021-04-21 08:31:33 -06:00
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@@ -17,12 +17,22 @@ AP, Band, wifi_mode, Bandwidth, encryption, ap mode, number of clients, packet t
download bits per second.
unique test id, pass / fail, epoch time, and time.
TECHNICAL UNDERSTANDING:
LANForge Monitored Values Per Polling Interval
'rx bytes' - bytes transmitted
'rx rate' - bits per second
in DL direction, LANforge Eth endpoint transmits bytes, station endpoint receives them. station-end-rx-bps (bits per second) is download rx-bps (bits per second)
in UL direction, LANforge Eth endpoint receives bytes, station endpoint transmits them. ethernet-end-rx-bps (bits per second) is upload load rx-bps (bits per second)
NOTES:
1. The controller_client_densities are indpendent of the number of stations on a radio
2. The --side_a_min_bps (download) and --side_b_min_bps (upload) is used to set the rate
a. default 256000
The script is devided into parts:
1. Controller Class : CreateCtlr controller interface.
Configurable by script:
@@ -50,9 +60,6 @@ The script is devided into parts:
e. Parameters Used For Testing
f. report generation
LANForge Monitored Values Per Polling Interval
'rx bytes' - bytes transmitted
'rx rate' - bits per second
OUTPUT:
In /home/lanforge/report-data/<date>_Scaling_and_Performance or if not present in script directory under <date>_Scaling_and_Performance
@@ -1304,14 +1311,14 @@ class L3VariableTime(Realm):
csv_rx_headers = self.test_keys.copy()
csv_rx_headers.extend
# test_keys are the controller configuration
csv_rx_headers.extend(['epoch_time','time','test_id','test_duration','poll_sec','rx_bytes','all_sta_dl_bits_ps','all_sta_ul_bits_ps'])
csv_rx_headers.extend(['epoch_time','time','test_id','test_duration','intv_sec','rx_bytes_intv_best','all_sta_dl_bits_ps','all_sta_ul_bits_ps'])
return csv_rx_headers
def csv_generate_column_results_headers(self):
csv_rx_headers = self.test_keys.copy()
csv_rx_headers.extend
#test_keys are the controller configuration
csv_rx_headers.extend(['epoch_time','time','test_id','test_duration','poll_sec','rx_bytes','all_sta_dl_bits_ps','all_sta_ul_bits_ps'])
csv_rx_headers.extend(['epoch_time','time','test_id','test_duration','intv_sec','rx_bytes_intv_best','all_sta_dl_bits_ps','all_sta_ul_bits_ps'])
return csv_rx_headers
def csv_add_column_headers(self,headers):