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CPE/Test

CPE/Test

Test Cases:

  1. Single-Client Throughput Tests
    • Conduct throughput tests over TCP and UDP protocols, with equivalent tests available for IPv6. Test duration can be controlled using the perfDuration test variable, typically set between 15-30 seconds. Looping the test generates multiple throughput data points for result analysis.
  2. Wi-Fi Stress Tests
    • Utilize the wifi.tcl module to execute various tests aimed at stressing Wi-Fi implementations. These tests include client restarts and association/disassociation of connections, revealing potential issues at this network layer or affecting throughput over time.
  3. Multi-Client Throughput Testing
    • Introduce more rigorous performance testing to fully exploit the capabilities of the tested device. This phase involves running tests such as perf_multi_1, perf_multi_2, perf_multi_3, and perf_multi_4 to assess performance under increased client loads.
  4. Throughput vs. Load Analysis
    • Evaluate the throughput of Wi-Fi Access Points under varying client loads:
      • 10 clients (typical for home environments)
      • 30 clients (common design for office settings)
      • 40 clients (design target for larger office spaces)
      • 60 clients (applicable to public areas)
  5. Voice Calls over Wi-Fi
    • Assess the performance of voice calls conducted over Wi-Fi networks, a standard practice in office and home environments. Evaluate voice quality across different applications such as FaceTime, WhatsApp, and Google Duo, with Wi-Fi being the ultimate determinant of call quality.
  6. Video Streaming Support
    • Evaluate the Access Point’s ability to facilitate smooth video streaming, particularly for high-quality content. Assess two critical capabilities:
      • Fair access provision to clients on the network
      • Prioritization of video traffic over less latency-sensitive data.
  7. Stability Assessment
    • Evaluate network quality based on connection stability and service continuity. Ensure that clients do not experience unexpected drops in throughput or performance, as stability is a key factor in customer perception of network quality.