Nomis52 at 17:33, 5 February 2013

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As [[E1.33]] (RDMNet) draws closer, I thought it would be good to start releasing some testing tools. The first of these are some simple tests to check a RDMNet device's SLP SA implementation. The [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2608.txt SLP RFC] can be rather hard to read so I build up a set of tests to check a variety of corner cases.

The test program is part of [[OLA]] and can be found in tools/slp . It isn't included in the binary packages so you'll need to build from tarball or a git clone.

== Running the tests ==

Running the test is as easy as passing the IP Address and (optional) port of the host to test. For example:

<pre>
./slp_sa_test 192.168.10.80
</pre>

The default port is 427, you can change it with:

<pre>
./slp_sa_test 192.168.10.80:5570
</pre>

=== Restricting the set of tests to run ===

You can get a list of all test cases with

<pre>
./slp_sa_test --list
</pre>

You can then restrict which tests to run:

<pre>
./slp_sa_test 0 --tests CaseSensitiveScopeSrvRqstTest 192.168.10.80
</pre>

== Limitations ==

Right now the tests don't cover any DA interactions. I'll try to add this in a future release.

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 ./slp_sa_test 0 --tests CaseSensitiveScopeSrvRqstTest 192.168.10.80
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 == Limitations ==
 Right now the tests don't cover any DA interactions. I'll try to add this in a future release.

E1.33 SLP SA Tests - Revision history

Nomis52 at 17:33, 5 February 2013

Nomis52: Created page with "As E1.33 (RDMNet) draws closer, I thought it would be good to start releasing some testing tools. The first of these are some simple tests to check a RDMNet device's SLP SA …"