1.7-HA Full Network Partition

commit fbabea0a347db6570e5416d4b7084aac38f25115 (HEAD, origin/onos-1.7, onos-1.7)
Author: Yixiao Chen [yixiao.chen@huawei.com]
AuthorDate: Wed Sep 14 16:23:24 2016 -0400
Commit: Ray Milkey [ray@onlab.us]
CommitDate: Tue Oct 11 12:51:10 2016 -0700

[ONOS-4880][ONOS-5021]IETF TE Topology Provider

Case 1: Setting up test environment - PASS

Setup the test environment including installing ONOS, starting Mininet and ONOScli sessions.

• 1.1 Create cell file - No Result
• 1.2 Applying cell variable to environment - No Result
• 1.3 Starting Mininet - PASS
• 1.4 Git checkout and pull master - No Result
• 1.5 Using mvn clean install - PASS
• 1.6 Creating ONOS package - PASS
• 1.7 Installing ONOS package - PASS
• 1.8 Checking if ONOS is up yet - PASS
• 1.9 Starting ONOS CLI sessions - PASS
• 1.10 Checking ONOS nodes - PASS
• 1.11 Activate apps defined in the params file - No Result
• 1.12 Set ONOS configurations - PASS
• 1.13 App Ids check - PASS

Case 2: Assigning devices to controllers - PASS

Assign switches to ONOS using 'ovs-vsctl' and check that an ONOS node becomes the master of the device.

• 2.1 Assign switches to controllers - PASS

Case 8: Compare ONOS Topology view to Mininet topology - PASS

Compare topology objects between Mininet and ONOS

• 8.1 Comparing ONOS topology to MN topology - PASS
• 8.2 Hosts view is consistent across all ONOS nodes - PASS
• 8.3 Hosts information is correct - PASS
• 8.4 Host attachment points to the network - PASS
• 8.5 Clusters view is consistent across all ONOS nodes - PASS
• 8.6 There is only one SCC - PASS
• 8.7 Device information is correct - PASS
• 8.8 Links are correct - PASS
• 8.9 Hosts are correct - PASS
• 8.10 Checking ONOS nodes - PASS

Case 21: Assigning Controller roles for switches - PASS

Check that ONOS is connected to each device. Then manually assign mastership to specific ONOS nodes using 'device-role'

• 21.1 Assign mastership of switches to specific controllers - PASS
• 21.2 Check mastership was correctly assigned - PASS

Case 3: Adding host Intents - FAIL

Discover hosts by using pingall then assign predetermined host-to-host intents. After installation, check that the intent is distributed to all nodes and the state is INSTALLED

• 3.1 Install reactive forwarding app - PASS
• 3.2 Check app ids - PASS
• 3.3 Discovering Hosts( Via pingall for now ) - FAIL
• Reactive Pingall failed, one or more ping pairs failed
• 3.4 Uninstall reactive forwarding app - PASS
• 3.5 Check app ids - FAIL
• Something is wrong with app Ids
• 3.6 Add host intents via cli - PASS
• 3.7 Intent Anti-Entropy dispersion - FAIL

Case 4: Verify connectivity by sending traffic across Intents - FAIL

Ping across added host intents to check functionality and check the state of the intent

• 4.1 Check Intent state - FAIL
• Intents are not all in INSTALLED state
• 4.2 Ping across added host intents - FAIL
• Intents have not been installed correctly, pings failed.
• 4.3 Check leadership of topics - PASS
• 4.4 Wait a minute then ping again - FAIL
• Intents have not been installed correctly, pings failed.

Case 5: Setting up and gathering data for current state - No Result

• 5.1 Check that each switch has a master - FAIL
• Some devices don't have a master assigned
• 5.2 Get the Mastership of each switch from each controller - FAIL
• Error in reading roles from ONOS
• 5.3 Check for consistency in roles from each controller - FAIL
• ONOS nodes have different views of switch roles
• 5.4 Get the intents from each controller - FAIL
• Error in reading intents from ONOS