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openthread/tests/nexus/verify_1_2_MATN_TC_22.py
Jonathan Hui 3f908aa5c3 [nexus] add MATN-TC-22 test case for low MLR timeout (#12710)
This commit adds a new Nexus test case MATN-TC-22 to verify that a
Primary Backbone Border Router (BBR) that is configured with a low
value of Multicast Listener Registration (MLR) timeout
(< MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN) is interpreted as using an MLR timeout of
MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN by Thread Devices (DUT).

The test performs the following steps:
- Configures the Primary BBR (BR_1) with an MLR timeout of
  MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN / 4.
- Verifies that the DUT registers a multicast address (MA1) at BR_1.
- Confirms that the DUT automatically re-registers for MA1 within
  MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN seconds of the initial registration.
- Ensures that no more than 2 re-registrations occur within this time
  period.

Included changes:
- New test implementation: test_1_2_MATN_TC_22.cpp.
- New verification script: verify_1_2_MATN_TC_22.py.
- Registration of the test in CMakeLists.txt and run_nexus_tests.sh.

The test implementation uses direct method calls in C++ and provides
step-by-step logging in both C++ and Python to match the test
specification.
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
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import sys
import os
# Add the current directory to sys.path to find verify_utils
CUR_DIR = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
sys.path.append(CUR_DIR)
import verify_utils
# Status SUCCESS
ST_MLR_SUCCESS = 0
def verify(pv):
# 5.10.18 MATN-TC-22: Use of low MLR timeout defaults to MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN
#
# 5.10.18.1 Topology
# - BR_1
# - TD (DUT)
#
# 5.10.18.2 Purpose & Description
# The purpose of this test case is to verify that a Primary BBR that is configured with a low value of MLR timeout
# (< MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN) is interpreted as using an MLR timeout of MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN by all the Thread Devices (DUT).
#
# Valid DUT Roles:
# - DUT as TD (FED, REED or Router)
#
# Required Devices and Topology:
# - BR_1: Test bed BR device operating as the Primary BBR.
# - TD (DUT): Device operating as a Thread FTD (FED, REED or Router).
#
# Initial Conditions:
# - P1: BR_1 MLR timeout value to configured to of BR_1 to be (MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN / 4) seconds.
#
# Spec Reference | V1.2 Section | V1.3.0 Section
# -----------------|--------------|---------------
# Multicast | 5.10.18 | 5.10.18
pv.summary.show()
MA1 = pv.vars['MA1']
MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN = int(pv.vars['MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN'])
BR_RLOC = pv.vars['BR_1_RLOC']
duts = {
'Router': pv.vars['DUT_Router_RLOC'],
'FED': pv.vars['DUT_FED_RLOC'],
}
# Step 0
# - Device: N/A
# - Description: Topology formation – BR_1. Topology addition – TD (DUT). Boot the DUT. Configure the DUT to
# register multicast address, MA1, at its parent.
# - Pass Criteria:
# - N/A
print("Step 0: Topology formation – BR_1. Topology addition – TD (DUT). DUT registers MA1.")
initial_regs = {}
for role, rloc in duts.items():
print(f"Checking initial registration for DUT as {role} ({rloc})")
# Use range((0,0), cascade=False) to start search from the beginning for each DUT without affecting pv.pkts
pkts = pv.pkts.range((0, 0), cascade=False)
initial_reg = pkts.filter_coap_request('/n/mr').\
filter(lambda p: p.ipv6.src == rloc).\
filter(lambda p: p.ipv6.dst == BR_RLOC).\
filter(lambda p: MA1 in p.coap.tlv.ipv6_address).\
must_next()
initial_regs[role] = initial_reg
# Search for the ACK after the request and match the CoAP message ID.
pv.pkts.range((initial_reg.number, 0), cascade=False).filter_coap_ack('/n/mr').\
filter(lambda p: p.ipv6.src == BR_RLOC).\
filter(lambda p: p.ipv6.dst == rloc).\
filter(lambda p: p.coap.mid == initial_reg.coap.mid).\
filter(lambda p: p.coap.tlv.status == ST_MLR_SUCCESS).\
must_next()
# Step 1
# - Device: TD (DUT)
# - Description: Within MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN seconds of initial registration, the device automatically re-registers for
# multicast address, MA1, at BR_1.
# - Pass Criteria:
# - The DUT MUST re-register for multicast address, MA1, at BR_1.
# - The re-registration MUST occur within the time MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN seconds since initial registration.
# - No more than 2 re-registrations MUST occur within this time.
print("Step 1: Within MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN seconds, the device automatically re-registers for MA1 at BR_1.")
for role, rloc in duts.items():
print(f"Checking re-registration for DUT as {role} ({rloc})")
initial_reg = initial_regs[role]
# Use range from initial_reg's position
pkts = pv.pkts.range((initial_reg.number, 0), cascade=False)
# Helper to filter for re-registration packets
def find_re_reg_pkts(start_time):
return pkts.filter_coap_request('/n/mr').\
filter(lambda p: p.ipv6.src == rloc).\
filter(lambda p: p.ipv6.dst == BR_RLOC).\
filter(lambda p: MA1 in p.coap.tlv.ipv6_address).\
filter(lambda p: p.sniff_timestamp > start_time).\
filter(lambda p: p.sniff_timestamp <= initial_reg.sniff_timestamp + MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN)
# The DUT MUST re-register.
first_re_reg = find_re_reg_pkts(initial_reg.sniff_timestamp).must_next()
# A second re-registration is allowed.
second_re_reg = find_re_reg_pkts(first_re_reg.sniff_timestamp).next()
# But no more than 2 re-registrations MUST occur.
if second_re_reg:
find_re_reg_pkts(second_re_reg.sniff_timestamp).must_not_next()
if __name__ == '__main__':
verify_utils.run_main(verify)