HAsanity at 11 Nov 2015 05:18:29

commit 6f3f79f7f5edc4f6b0e79ccb1a6f3d8cf9c25e35 (HEAD, origin/onos-1.2, onos-1.2)
Author: Jon Hall [jhall@onlab.us]
AuthorDate: Tue Aug 25 16:22:41 2015 -0700
Commit: Brian O'Connor [bocon@onlab.us]
CommitDate: Thu Sep 3 19:11:53 2015 +0000

ONOS-2801
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(cherry picked from commit df6a6e4af8eb704529b985e4a9f9b7edbb337703)
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Case 1: Setting up test environment - PASS

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

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.

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

Compare topology objects between Mininet and ONOS

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'

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

Compare topology objects between Mininet and ONOS

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

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

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