This tests sets a non-zero default network-indicator in the ss7 instance
and then performs an IPA -> M3UA translation while checking if the M3UA
side now uses the specified default network-indicator (NATIONAL).
Change-Id: Id4f9d0ff67e114a119ab032d44ac0dfd34f5c402
Related: SYS#5421
The tests were written without considering the arrival of such messages;
however, it is well within the M3UA spec that such messages appear at
any time indicating remote point code availability etc.
In libosmo-sccp.git Id92be4691b0fd77598a6edb642c028bbd8c5b623 we start
generating those messages in osmo-stp.
Let's ignore them in the tests to avoid unexpected failures.
Later on, we likely will introduce / adapt tests to actually expect
those messages whenever appropriate.
Change-Id: I85ce8fd4f26db184833cf348293f0255bb5eaac3
Related: OS#2623
In the past, we were automatically running [large parts of] the nplab
M3UA and SUA test suites, but those implement only a fraction of the
functionality. Particularly, they don't cover the non-standard IPA
behavior, and they don't cover RKM (routing key management).
Let's introduce an initial set of STP tests with this patch. We try
to not duplicate nplab here, and implement bits not covered there.
Change-Id: I628a87385cac0dfe708a0d74a5088fbd5a4790cd
Harald Welte