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Test case: Collaboration: access point environment
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Stream	joyride, 8.2, 11.2, Any
Category	Network	Sub-category	Collaboration
Component	collaboration
Feature	TestPlan 8.2.0#Network Connectivity/Collaboration
Objective	Laptops can collaborate with each other while connected to an access point.
Tools	None.
Setup	Two laptops (A and B) running the latest build.
Procedure	Make sure that laptops haven't been previously registered to a school server. If yes, edit the /home/olpc/.sugar/default/config file to remove school server-related entrys. Connect laptops to an access point. If there are several access points (as in the case of the MIT Media Lab access points) assigned the same SSID, make sure that the "forward multicast" feature of the access points is enabled. Start the Chat activity in the laptop A, assign it the name (in the "search" field) and enable it to be visible to the "Neighborhood". In the Neighborhood view of the laptop B the icon related to the Chat activity that's running in the laptop A should appear. Hover over that icon and click on "join". The Chat activity should start in the laptop B. Exchange messages between the laptop A and laptop B to make sure that the collaboration works.
Expected Results and Pass Criteria	Laptops can collaborate.
Comments	warning.pngEmpty strings are not accepted.

Release	Stream	Build	Pass/Fail	Trac Ticket(s)	Comment(s)	Date of Test
Candidate	8.2	760	Pass		warning.pngEmpty strings are not accepted.	warning.pngThe date "" was not understood (support for dates is still experimental).

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Build number	760 +
Build stream	Joyride +info.pngLink to builds in stream, Packages in stream, ChangeLog, Differences vs joyride , 8.2 +info.pngLink to builds in stream, Packages in stream, ChangeLog, Differences vs joyride , 11.2 +info.pngLink to builds in stream, Packages in stream, ChangeLog, Differences vs joyride , and Any +info.pngLink to builds in stream, Packages in stream, ChangeLog, Differences vs joyride
Comments	warning.pngEmpty strings are not accepted.
Created	warning.pngThe date "" was not understood (support for dates is still experimental).
More notes	warning.pngEmpty strings are not accepted.
Pass criteria	Laptops can collaborate.
PassFail	Pass +
Short name	Collaboration: access point environment +
Software release	Candidate +
System component	collaboration +
System feature	TestPlan 8.2.0#Network Connectivity/Collaboration +
Test category	Network +
Test objective	Laptops can collaborate with each other while connected to an access point. +
Test procedure	<br /> Make sure that laptops have … <br /> Make sure that laptops haven't been previously registered to a school server. If yes, edit the /home/olpc/.sugar/default/config file to remove school server-related entrys. Connect laptops to an access point. If there are several access points (as in the case of the MIT Media Lab access points) assigned the same SSID, make sure that the "forward multicast" feature of the access points is enabled. Start the Chat activity in the laptop A, assign it the name (in the "search" field) and enable it to be visible to the "Neighborhood". In the Neighborhood view of the laptop B the icon related to the Chat activity that's running in the laptop A should appear. Hover over that icon and click on "join". The Chat activity should start in the laptop B. Exchange messages between the laptop A and laptop B to make sure that the collaboration works. to make sure that the collaboration works.
Test setup	Two laptops (A and B) running the latest build.
Test subcategory	Collaboration +
Test tools	None. +

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