IPMI channel support test use case
Added:
- Test case to verify supported IPMI channel of the system.
- Test case to verify invalid IPMI channel response.
- Keyword to get the MAC address.
- Keyword to get the valid physical network count.
- Added expect_error parameter to standard IPMI keyword args.
For reference: openbmc/openbmc#3036
Resolves openbmc/openbmc-test-automation#1313
Change-Id: Ie94e87094056248c335822b1bdc41b8254bfa343
Signed-off-by: George Keishing <gkeishin@in.ibm.com>
diff --git a/tests/ipmi/test_general_ipmi.robot b/tests/ipmi/test_general_ipmi.robot
index 1b38fce..ce640bd 100644
--- a/tests/ipmi/test_general_ipmi.robot
+++ b/tests/ipmi/test_general_ipmi.robot
@@ -515,6 +515,37 @@
Should Be Equal ${sdr_info['sdr_repository_alloc_info_supported']} no
+Test Valid IPMI Channels Supported
+ [Documentation] Verify IPMI channels supported on a given system.
+ [Tags] Test_Valid_IPMI_Channels_Supported
+
+ ${channel_count}= Get Physical Network Interface Count
+
+ # Note: IPMI network channel logically starts from 1.
+ :FOR ${channel_number} IN RANGE 1 ${channel_count}
+ \ Run External IPMI Standard Command lan print ${channel_number}
+
+
+Test Invalid IPMI Channel Response
+ [Documentation] Verify invalid IPMI channels supported response.
+ [Tags] Test_Invalid_IPMI_Channel_Response
+
+ ${channel_count}= Get Physical Network Interface Count
+
+ # To target invalid channel, increment count.
+ ${channel_number}= Evaluate ${channel_count} + 1
+
+ # Example of invalid channel:
+ # $ ipmitool -I lanplus -H xx.xx.xx.xx -P 0penBmc lan print 3
+ # Get Channel Info command failed: Parameter out of range
+ # Invalid channel: 3
+
+ ${stdout}= Run External IPMI Standard Command
+ ... lan print ${channel_number} fail_on_err=${0}
+ Should Contain ${stdout} Invalid channel
+ ... msg=IPMI channel ${channel_number} is invalid but seen working.
+
+
*** Keywords ***
Get Sensor Count
@@ -649,3 +680,17 @@
Should Be True ${ipmi_rest_power_diff} <= ${allowed_power_diff}
... msg=Power reading above allowed threshold ${allowed_power_diff}.
+
+
+Get Physical Network Interface Count
+ [Documentation] Return valid physical network interfaces count.
+
+ # Example:
+ # link/ether 22:3a:7f:70:92:cb brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff
+ # link/ether 0e:8e:0d:6b:e9:e4 brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff
+
+ ${mac_entry_list}= Get BMC MAC Address List
+ ${mac_unique_list}= Remove Duplicates ${mac_entry_list}
+ ${physical_interface_count}= Get Length ${mac_unique_list}
+
+ [Return] ${physical_interface_count}