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NIC Test Plan
Vijayakannan Ayyathurai edited this page Jul 11, 2025
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Test Case Description | Preconditions | Test Steps | Expected Result | Comments |
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Verify link up/down | NIC installed, cable | Plug/unplug cable | Link status changes | |
Check MAC address | NIC initialized | Read MAC address $net iface | MAC matches expected | |
Change MAC address through net shell | NIC initialized | $net iface down $ net iface set_mac <11:22:33:44:55:66> $net iface up 1 $net iface | MAC matches expected as per user entry | |
Change MAC address through dt entry | NIC initialized | 1) open the dts file of the platform and look for ethernet node. 2) configure "local-mac-address" field the ethernet dt node e.g local-mac-address = [aa 14 04 85 11 22]; 3) confirm the mac address $net iface | MAC matches expected as per dt entry | |
Change MAC address through dt random | NIC initialized | 1) open the dts file of the platform and look for ethernet node. 2) add the "zephyr,random-mac-address" in the ethernet dt node. 3) confirm the mac address $net iface | MAC generated randomly and work. | |
Transmit UDP packet | 1) Zephyr dut up and running with valid ip. 2) Linux link partner up and running with valid ip. | 1) In Linux (# tcpdump -Q in -vvXXi <interface_name>) 2) In Zephyr ($net udp send 192.0.2.2 4243 Hello_World) | Zephyr can able to send the message and Linux should receive the udp message. | |
Transmit TCP packet | 1) Zephyr dut up and running with valid ip. 2) Linux link partner up and running with valid ip. | 1) In Linux (# tcpdump -Q in -vvXXi <interface_name>) 2) In Zephyr ($net tcp connect 192.0.2.2 4243) 3) In Zephyr ($net tcp send Hello_World) | Zephyr can able to send the message and Linux should receive the message tcp along. | |
Receive UDP Packet | 1) Zephyr dut up and running with valid ip. 2) Linux link partner up and running with valid ip. | 1) In Zephyr (net udp bind 192.0.2.1 4243) 2) In Linux (# echo "Hello_world" | nc -u 192.0.2.1 4243) | ||
Receive TCP Packet | 1) Zephyr dut up and running with valid ip. 2) Linux link partner up and running with valid ip. | 1) In Zephyr ($net tcp connect 192.0.2.2 4243) 2) In Linux ($nc -l -p 4243 Hello_world) | ||
Speed: 10Mbps, Duplex: Full, Auto-negotiation: ON | ||||
Speed: 100Mbps, Duplex: Full, Auto-negotiation: ON | ||||
Speed: 100Mbps, Duplex: Half, Auto-negotiation: ON | ||||
Speed: 1000Mbps, Duplex: Full, Auto-negotiation: ON | ||||
Speed: 10Mbps, Duplex: Half, Auto-negotiation: ON | ||||
MTU size: 256 | ||||
MTU size: 512 | ||||
MTU size: 1024 | ||||
MDIO Clause - 22/45 Support | ||||
Throughput KPI for UDP upload (100 Mbps) | ||||
Throughput KPI for UDP download (100 Mbps) | ||||
Latency KPI: 100 Mbps, 500 us packet interval, 1500 bytes packet size | ||||
Latency KPI: 100 Mbps, 500 us packet interval, 500 bytes packet size | ||||
Throughput KPI for UDP upload (1000 Mbps) | ||||
Throughput KPI for UDP download (1000 Mbps) | ||||
Latency KPI: 1000 Mbps, 125 us packet interval, 200 bytes packet size |