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openthread/tests/nexus/test_1_2_MATN_TC_23.cpp
Abtin Keshavarzian 064529cbfc [nexus] add helper to allow link between nodes in nexus (#12906)
Added `Core::AllowLinkBetween()` and `Core::UnallowLinkBetween()`
helper methods to the Nexus test platform. These methods simplify
establishing bidirectional links between nodes in simulation tests by
handling the reciprocal `AllowList()` calls in a single step.

Updated various Nexus test cases to utilize these new helpers,
replacing manual bidirectional `AllowList()` calls. This change
reduces verbosity and ensures consistency in how links are established
in the test topology.
2026-04-17 13:22:27 -05:00

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#include <stdio.h>
#include "platform/nexus_core.hpp"
#include "platform/nexus_node.hpp"
namespace ot {
namespace Nexus {
/**
* Time to advance for a node to form a network and become leader, in milliseconds.
*/
static constexpr uint32_t kFormNetworkTime = 10 * 1000;
/**
* Time to advance for a node to join as a router, in milliseconds.
*/
static constexpr uint32_t kAttachToRouterTime = 200 * 1000;
/**
* Time to advance for the network to stabilize, in milliseconds.
*/
static constexpr uint32_t kStabilizationTime = 10 * 1000;
/**
* MLR Timeout Minimum value in seconds.
*/
static constexpr uint32_t kMlrTimeoutMin = 300;
/**
* MLR Timeout value to use in seconds.
*/
static constexpr uint32_t kMlrTimeout = kMlrTimeoutMin + 30;
/**
* Multicast address MA1.
*/
static const char kMulticastAddr1[] = "ff04::1234:777a:1";
void TestMatnTc23(void)
{
/**
* 5.10.19 MATN-TC-23: Automatic re-registration by Thread Device
*
* 5.10.19.1 Topology
* - BR_1
* - BR_2
* - TD (DUT)
*
* 5.10.19.2 Purpose & Description
* The purpose of this test case is to verify that a Thread Device DUT can re-register its multicast address
* before the MLR timeout expires. See also MATN-TC-05 which tests the BBR function in a similar situation.
*
* Spec Reference | V1.2 Section | V1.3.0 Section
* -----------------|--------------|---------------
* Multicast | 5.10.19 | 5.10.19
*/
Core nexus;
Node &br1 = nexus.CreateNode();
Node &br2 = nexus.CreateNode();
Node &td = nexus.CreateNode();
Ip6::Address ma1;
br1.SetName("BR_1");
br2.SetName("BR_2");
td.SetName("TD");
SuccessOrQuit(ma1.FromString(kMulticastAddr1));
nexus.AdvanceTime(0);
SuccessOrQuit(Instance::SetGlobalLogLevel(kLogLevelNote));
/**
* Step 0
* - Device: N/A
* - Description: Topology formation - BR_1, BR_2, TD (DUT)
* - Pass Criteria:
* - N/A
*/
Log("Step 0: Topology formation - BR_1, BR_2, TD (DUT)");
AllowLinkBetween(br1, br2);
AllowLinkBetween(br1, td);
AllowLinkBetween(br2, td);
br1.Form();
nexus.AdvanceTime(kFormNetworkTime);
VerifyOrQuit(br1.Get<Mle::Mle>().IsLeader());
br1.Get<BorderRouter::InfraIf>().Init(1, true);
br1.Get<BorderRouter::RoutingManager>().Init();
SuccessOrQuit(br1.Get<BorderRouter::RoutingManager>().SetEnabled(true));
br1.Get<BackboneRouter::Local>().SetEnabled(true);
br2.Join(br1, Node::kAsFtd);
nexus.AdvanceTime(kAttachToRouterTime);
VerifyOrQuit(br2.Get<Mle::Mle>().IsRouter());
br2.Get<BorderRouter::InfraIf>().Init(1, true);
br2.Get<BorderRouter::RoutingManager>().Init();
SuccessOrQuit(br2.Get<BorderRouter::RoutingManager>().SetEnabled(true));
br2.Get<BackboneRouter::Local>().SetEnabled(true);
td.Join(br1, Node::kAsFtd);
nexus.AdvanceTime(kAttachToRouterTime);
VerifyOrQuit(td.Get<Mle::Mle>().IsRouter());
nexus.AdvanceTime(kStabilizationTime);
VerifyOrQuit(br1.Get<BackboneRouter::Local>().IsPrimary());
VerifyOrQuit(br2.Get<BackboneRouter::Local>().GetState() == BackboneRouter::Local::kStateSecondary);
nexus.AddTestVar("MA1", kMulticastAddr1);
nexus.AddTestVar("MLR_TIMEOUT", kMlrTimeout);
/**
* Step 1
* - Device: BR_1
* - Description: Harness instructs the device to configure the value of the MLR timeout in the BBR Dataset of
* BR_1 to be (MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN + 30) seconds and distribute the BBR Dataset in network data. Wait until TD
* has received the new network data.
* - Pass Criteria:
* - N/A
*/
Log("Step 1: BR_1 configures MLR timeout and distributes BBR Dataset.");
{
BackboneRouter::Config bbrConfig;
br1.Get<BackboneRouter::Local>().GetConfig(bbrConfig);
bbrConfig.mMlrTimeout = kMlrTimeout;
SuccessOrQuit(br1.Get<BackboneRouter::Local>().SetConfig(bbrConfig));
SuccessOrQuit(br1.Get<BackboneRouter::Local>().AddService(BackboneRouter::Local::kForceRegistration));
}
nexus.AdvanceTime(kStabilizationTime);
/**
* Step 2
* - Device: TD (DUT)
* - Description: The DUT must be configured to register the multicast address, MA1. This causes the DUT to
* automatically send out MLR.req.
* - Pass Criteria:
* - The DUT MUST unicast an MLR.req CoAP request to BR_1: coap://[<BR_1 RLOC or PBBR ALOC>]:MM/n/mr
* - Where the payload contains one TLV only with at least one address MA1 inside (there may be more
* addresses): IPv6 Addresses TLV: the MA1
*/
Log("Step 2: TD (DUT) registers multicast address, MA1.");
SuccessOrQuit(td.Get<ThreadNetif>().SubscribeExternalMulticast(ma1));
nexus.AdvanceTime(kStabilizationTime);
/**
* Step 3
* - Device: BR_1
* - Description: Automatically responds with MLR.rsp with status ST_MLR_SUCCESS.
* - Pass Criteria:
* - N/A
*/
Log("Step 3: BR_1 responds with MLR.rsp.");
// Handled automatically.
/**
* Step 4
* - Device: TD (DUT)
* - Description: Within (MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN + 30) seconds of step 3, the DUT automatically re-registers for
* multicast address, MA1.
* - Pass Criteria:
* - The DUT MUST unicast an MLR.req CoAP request to BR_1: coap://[<BR_1 RLOC or PBBR ALOC>]:MM/n/mr
* - Where the payload contains one TLV only with at least one address MA inside: IPv6 Addresses TLV: the
* multicast address MA1
* - The MLR.req CoAP request MUST be sent within (MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN + 30) seconds of step 3
*/
Log("Step 4: TD (DUT) automatically re-registers for MA1.");
nexus.AdvanceTime(kMlrTimeout * 1000);
/**
* Step 5
* - Device: BR_1
* - Description: Automatically responds with MLR.rsp and status ST_MLR_SUCCESS.
* - Pass Criteria:
* - N/A
*/
Log("Step 5: BR_1 responds with MLR.rsp.");
// Handled automatically.
nexus.SaveTestInfo("test_1_2_MATN_TC_23.json", &br1);
}
} // namespace Nexus
} // namespace ot
int main(void)
{
ot::Nexus::TestMatnTc23();
printf("All tests passed\n");
return 0;
}