This code had been intended to be used, but commented out, and
never really been completed or tested.
Change-Id: Iaa573219548f2a6a2eb13408fec65c55f9e88ddb
If we have T.timeout clause in an alt/altstep, we should put
[T.running] as guard expression to avoid warnings about matching
on timers never started - at least for timers where this is a valid
situation.
Change-Id: I96db5c288e0b9c47539cccab8ae7a886d0b9fff3
We permit other subscriber data that's not the MSISDN, but we require
the MSISDN be somewhere within the IEs of the ISD_REQ
Change-Id: Ic63cd5c9a5e9ed46c70f7d7869b4ece281b97e44
The existing BTS testing code was based on a ~1 week old version
of trxcon+fake_trx from osmocom-bb.git fixeria/trx branch, which
has meanwhile evolved:
* port number change for TRX protocol
* FAKE_TIMING -> FAKE_TOA
* we can now expect responses to our UDP control commands
Let's adapt the testsuite to those changes
Change-Id: I6d0122202e5d23308421e76b75e608d206aab56e
TITAN will print warnings if a still-running timer is res-started.
It will also warn if a not-started timer is stopped, so we need
a conditional stop + start if we want to avoid any warnings in a
convenient way.
Change-Id: Iee83b4905cce3a84eb007ffd189b55f4b54f7cb6
As L1CTL is using a stream socket, we need to give the UNIX_DOMAIN
port some clue as to where our L1CTL message boundaries are in the
stream.
This requires a patched UNIX_DOMAIN_SOCKETasp test port with the
following commit applied:
commit 655cb4ab2ac006b3a73d1b679c83081d9743410a
Author: Harald Welte <laforge@gnumonks.org>
Date: Sun Feb 25 23:25:46 2018 +0100
Add "getMsgLen" function similar to IPL4asp_PT
Change-Id: Iab33f57cb4311180e521a76307a552d16287b062
The way how TTCN-3 templates work it's not possible for us to have
a parametric template for both generating DLCX with conn_id and without :(
Change-Id: Icb772ca5b9661ab39b1c161fa4ebc70544275d8f
The way how TTCN-3 templates work we cannot use a template parameter
to decide if we want to match only on messages that contain a matching
RTP_PT2, or (alternatively) on any messages whether or not they have
a RTP_PT2 IE at all :(
Change-Id: I7a4f5d7e1d44994316717da5b769e278ea188b12
We're testing at 80% and 200% of PCH capacity, both for either IMSI-only
or TMSI-only paging requests. The way how we test ensures:
* the expected number of paged mobile identities end up on the Um interface
* we implicitly check the queuing limit of 200 paging records by
overflowing it in the 20-seconds-of-200%-load cases
* we implicitly check the batching of mobile identities into different
paging types
* we test the PCH load reporting over RSL
As a side note, in case you were ever wondering what's the expected
paging throughput / capacity, there are now helper functions to compute
it. For our combined CCCH/SDCCH4, it's about 16 IMSIs per second or
about 32 TMSIs per second.
Change-Id: I0b80b72bdab3d80d915296d70e1174623fbd8610
The BTS needs some of the SI3 parameters like BS_AG_BLKS_RES for
internal computations, so make sure we send it after the connection
has been established.
Change-Id: I5dc3724f79e669f52593cd776806d84b4dd4bf5c
So far we only dispatched received Common Channel messages from the
wire / IUT into the CCHAN_PT. Now the tester can also send Common
Channel messages back to the wire / IUT.
Change-Id: If3d5516c14ea3fbbd8c3de35eaa8ea5f18a00933
This is a template that goes beyond the 3GPP specs, as it expects
presence of certain optional IEs which we know are always present
in the OsmoBTS case.
Change-Id: Ibf37565ab4fe70515b598a2757953628aa780241
which allows us to send RR IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT (DL/AGCH) and
RR MEASUREMENT REPORT (UL/SACCH) messages from tests.
Change-Id: Ic75041e84c15c77805ecafb823bf7108920675ca
When emulating the BSC side of RSL, this can be used by a test case
to wait for the RSL connection to be established.
Change-Id: Iad2f6e4cb6a8f3b77e452f36a83ec11e7554e6c7
So far we assumed we emulate the BTS side and talk to a BSC.
Let's make this configurable and disable the BTS-side spcific code
paths by means of a 'bts_role' boolean type.
Change-Id: I0d0460cbb633b470f6117d07643f68aefb1530eb
Let's use the preprocessor to avoid IPA_Emulation pulling *all*
dependencies into each and any of our projects. The code readability
suffers a bit from the many #ifdefs, but compilation speed increases
if we don't have to pull in all those (recursive) dependencies.
After all, a BTS test case will never need SCCP, GSUP or MGCP.
Change-Id: Ic0231adbd2171214de133d26b3fbf36130ee8aa0
So far, the RSL templates have been used for BSC testing, i.e.
TTCN3 behaving like a BTS. Now we want to test the BTS, so we
have to "invert" the receive/send direction and hence also need
the inverse templates.
This doesn't add *all* of them, but a sufficiently large number for our
first testcases against OsmoBTS.
Change-Id: Ica9cfae5a691e4d967d046b04e5bb16a71a89adf
This adds two new tests: One for RSL, and a second one which performs
the same test on the OML port. Both tests open an IPA connection and
send a unit ID which is unknown to the BSC. The tests expect the BSC
to close the connection immediately.
We need to add handling for a socket error in IPA_Emulation because
otherwise these tests do not pass reliably as some closed connections
are not properly detected.
Change-Id: I6a947d7411a016e4d7650031396cae3575756453
If a client is sending a PDU_LLC on the BSSGP port, we will encode
it and wrap it in BSSGP before sending it down the stack towards the
IUT, just like we're doing with L3 PDUs already so far.
Change-Id: Ie3385dbb9aee793bdbd006376a69e0a551b23c3c
Harald Welte
Neels Hofmeyr