Tests/Network/XO/WPA: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 23:57, 8 February 2011

Stream	,\|x\|Build stream::x}}
Category	Test category::Network	Sub-category	Test subcategory::Access Point
Component	System component::Wireless and Network Manager
Feature	[[System feature::Wifi Connectivity]]
Objective	Test objective::Ensure laptops can connect to WPA AP, and browse the internet
Tools	Test tools::AP, with WPA encryption
Setup	[[Test setup::If you have run this test in the past or connected to a number of APs, it might be prudent to remove the network config file: rm /home/olpc/.sugar/default/nm/networks.config (as of 8.2, this is an option in the control panel; you should reboot after selecting it)]]
Procedure	[[Test procedure::# From the network neighborhood view, click on an access point secured with WPA-PSK (not WPA2) access control. When you are prompted for a password, enter the password for the access point. Once the laptop connects to the AP, open Browse and search for something online.]]
Expected Results and Pass Criteria	Pass criteria::We should be able to connect to a WPA access point with a fixed password (PSK mode) properly.
Comments	[[More notes::Use this link to identify AP with compatibility problems: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Wireless_Access_Point_Compatibility]]

Release	Stream	Build	Pass/Fail	Trac Ticket(s)	Comment(s)	Date of Test
Software release::Candidate	Build stream::8.2	Build number::767	PassFail::Pass	,\|x\| #x}}	Comments::started with cleaninstall of gg-767-4	Created::
Software release::Candidate	Build stream::staging	Build number::24	PassFail::Pass	,\|x\| #x}}	Comments::Sometimes requires multiple attempts. Click on another AP, and then back on the WPA one. This same problem occurred with WPA and WPA2.	Created::2009/01/29

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 |testcase_stream=8.2, 11.2, Any
 |testcase_component=Wireless and Network Manager
-|testcase_feature=http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Wifi_Connectivity
+|testcase_feature=[[Wifi Connectivity]]
 |testcase_objective=Ensure laptops can connect to WPA AP, and browse the internet
 |testcase_tools=AP, with WPA encryption
 |testcase_setup=If you have run this test in the past or connected to a number of APs, it might be prudent to remove the network config file:  rm /home/olpc/.sugar/default/nm/networks.config (as of 8.2, this is an option in the control panel; you should reboot after selecting it)
-|testcase_procedure=# From the network neighborhood view, click on the access point with WPA (in our test environment this is 'olpc-wpa'
+|testcase_procedure=# From the network neighborhood view, click on an access point secured with WPA-PSK (not WPA2) access control.
-# When you are prompted for a password, Type 'xoxoxoxo'
+# When you are prompted for a password, enter the password for the access point.
-# Once the laptop connects to the AP, open Browse and search for something in google
+# Once the laptop connects to the AP, open Browse and search for something online.
+|testcase_expectedresults=We should be able to connect to a WPA access point with a fixed password (PSK mode) properly.
 |testcase_comments=Use this link to identify AP with compatibility problems:
 http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Wireless_Access_Point_Compatibility