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This program is to test an AP connected to a controller.
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The AP name is configurable.
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The controler
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with with a specific ap mode, wifi mode (2.4 Ghz or 5 Ghz), Bandwidth (20,40,80,160) and TX power.
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The controler with with a specific ap mode, wifi mode (2.4 Ghz or 5 Ghz),
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Bandwidth (20,40,80,160) and TX power.
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This currently only works with certain models of Cisco controllers.
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The controller will configure the AP.
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The Lanforge radios are configured for a specific client dencity, Packet type (TCP, UDP), Direction (download, upload) and Packet-size.
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The Lanforge radios are configured for a specific client density, Packet type (TCP, UDP), Direction (download, upload) and Packet-size.
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The transmission rate will be recorded and compared against the expected rate to determine pass or fail.
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The results will be recorded in CSV file with the following data
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AP, Band, wifi_mode, Bandwidth, encryption, ap mode, number of clients, packet type, direction, packet size, measured rx bytes, upload bits per second,
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@@ -2892,6 +2894,7 @@ LANforge GUI what is displayed in the Column and how to access the value with cl
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if args.log:
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logg.info("output_log: {}".format(outfile_log))
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# TODO: Check pass/fail and do exit code accordingly.
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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main()
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