iwd/autotests/testBSSBlacklist/hw.conf

[SETUP]
num_radios=5
tmpfs_extra_stuff=main.conf
max_test_exec_interval_sec=45
start_iwd=0

[HOSTAPD]
rad0=ssid1.conf
rad1=ssid2.conf
rad2=ssid3.conf
auto-t: Add test for BSS blacklisting 2019-01-29 21:36:13 +01:00			`[SETUP]`
auto-t: test for temporary blacklist The simplest way to test this was to create a new AP, where max_num_sta=1. This only allows a single STA to connect to this AP. We connect a device to this AP, then try and connect with another. This results in hostapd failing with DENIED_NO_MORE_STAS, which will cause a temporary blacklist. We can then disconnect both devices, and reconnect the device that previously got denied. If it connects then we know the blacklist only persisted for that earlier connection. 2019-03-01 19:55:05 +01:00			`num_radios=5`
auto-t: Add test for BSS blacklisting 2019-01-29 21:36:13 +01:00			`tmpfs_extra_stuff=main.conf`
			`max_test_exec_interval_sec=45`
			`start_iwd=0`

			`[HOSTAPD]`
			`rad0=ssid1.conf`
			`rad1=ssid2.conf`
auto-t: test for temporary blacklist The simplest way to test this was to create a new AP, where max_num_sta=1. This only allows a single STA to connect to this AP. We connect a device to this AP, then try and connect with another. This results in hostapd failing with DENIED_NO_MORE_STAS, which will cause a temporary blacklist. We can then disconnect both devices, and reconnect the device that previously got denied. If it connects then we know the blacklist only persisted for that earlier connection. 2019-03-01 19:55:05 +01:00			`rad2=ssid3.conf`