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This commit adds a new Nexus test case MATN-TC-23 to verify that a Thread Device (DUT) automatically re-registers its multicast addresses before the Multicast Listener Registration (MLR) timeout expires. The test simulates a topology with two Border Routers (BR_1 and BR_2) and a Thread Device (TD as DUT). BR_1 acts as the Primary Backbone Router (BBR) and distributes a BBR Dataset with a configured MLR timeout. The TD registers a multicast address and then automatically sends a subsequent MLR.req to renew the registration before the timeout period ends. Implementation details: - Added test_1_2_MATN_TC_23.cpp to execute the simulation using direct method calls and 'note' log level. - Added verify_1_2_MATN_TC_23.py to validate the MLR.req/rsp exchange in the pcap output. - Included the full test specification as inline comments in both files, following strict indentation and formatting rules. - Registered the new test in CMakeLists.txt and run_nexus_tests.sh.
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6.3 KiB
Python
148 lines
6.3 KiB
Python
#!/usr/bin/env python3
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# Copyright (c) 2026, The OpenThread Authors.
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# All rights reserved.
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#
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import sys
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import os
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# Add the current directory to sys.path to find verify_utils
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CUR_DIR = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
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sys.path.append(CUR_DIR)
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import verify_utils
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from pktverify.addrs import Ipv6Addr
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from pktverify.bytes import Bytes
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# Status SUCCESS
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ST_MLR_SUCCESS = 0
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def verify(pv):
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# 5.10.19 MATN-TC-23: Automatic re-registration by Thread Device
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#
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# 5.10.19.1 Topology
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# - BR_1
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# - BR_2
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# - TD (DUT)
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#
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# 5.10.19.2 Purpose & Description
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# The purpose of this test case is to verify that a Thread Device DUT can re-register its multicast address
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# before the MLR timeout expires. See also MATN-TC-05 which tests the BBR function in a similar situation.
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#
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# Spec Reference | V1.2 Section | V1.3.0 Section
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# -----------------|--------------|---------------
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# Multicast | 5.10.19 | 5.10.19
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pkts = pv.pkts
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pv.summary.show()
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BR_1_RLOC = pv.vars['BR_1_RLOC']
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MA1 = pv.vars['MA1']
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# Step 0
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# - Device: N/A
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# - Description: Topology formation - BR_1, BR_2, TD (DUT)
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# - Pass Criteria:
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# - N/A
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print("Step 0: Topology formation - BR_1, BR_2, TD (DUT)")
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# Step 1
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# - Device: BR_1
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# - Description: Harness instructs the device to configure the value of the MLR timeout in the BBR Dataset of
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# BR_1 to be (MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN + 30) seconds and distribute the BBR Dataset in network data. Wait until TD
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# has received the new network data.
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# - Pass Criteria:
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# - N/A
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print("Step 1: BR_1 configures MLR timeout and distributes BBR Dataset.")
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# Step 2
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# - Device: TD (DUT)
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# - Description: The DUT must be configured to register the multicast address, MA1. This causes the DUT to
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# automatically send out MLR.req.
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# - Pass Criteria:
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# - The DUT MUST unicast an MLR.req CoAP request to BR_1: coap://[<BR_1 RLOC or PBBR ALOC>]:MM/n/mr
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# - Where the payload contains one TLV only with at least one address MA1 inside (there may be more
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# addresses): IPv6 Addresses TLV: the MA1
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print("Step 2: TD (DUT) registers multicast address, MA1.")
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# MLDv2 and BLMR.ntf checks are intentionally skipped.
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req2 = pkts.filter_coap_request('/n/mr').\
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filter(lambda p: p.ipv6.dst == Ipv6Addr(BR_1_RLOC) or \
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p.ipv6.dst == pv.vars['LEADER_ALOC']).\
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filter(lambda p: MA1 in p.coap.tlv.ipv6_address).\
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must_next()
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assert len(req2.coap.tlv.type) == 1, f"Expected 1 TLV, but got {len(req2.coap.tlv.type)}"
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# Step 3
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# - Device: BR_1
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# - Description: Automatically responds with MLR.rsp with status ST_MLR_SUCCESS.
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# - Pass Criteria:
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# - N/A
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print("Step 3: BR_1 responds with MLR.rsp.")
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rsp3 = pkts.filter_coap_ack('/n/mr').\
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filter(lambda p: p.coap.tlv.status == ST_MLR_SUCCESS).\
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must_next()
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# Step 4
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# - Device: TD (DUT)
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# - Description: Within (MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN + 30) seconds of step 3, the DUT automatically re-registers for
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# multicast address, MA1.
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# - Pass Criteria:
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# - The DUT MUST unicast an MLR.req CoAP request to BR_1: coap://[<BR_1 RLOC or PBBR ALOC>]:MM/n/mr
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# - Where the payload contains one TLV only with at least one address MA inside: IPv6 Addresses TLV: the
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# multicast address MA1
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# - The MLR.req CoAP request MUST be sent within (MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN + 30) seconds of step 3
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print("Step 4: TD (DUT) automatically re-registers for MA1.")
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# MLDv2 and BLMR.ntf checks are intentionally skipped.
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req4 = pkts.filter_coap_request('/n/mr').\
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filter(lambda p: p.ipv6.dst == Ipv6Addr(BR_1_RLOC) or \
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p.ipv6.dst == pv.vars['LEADER_ALOC']).\
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filter(lambda p: MA1 in p.coap.tlv.ipv6_address).\
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must_next()
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assert len(req4.coap.tlv.type) == 1, f"Expected 1 TLV, but got {len(req4.coap.tlv.type)}"
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# The MLR.req CoAP request MUST be sent within (MLR_TIMEOUT_MIN + 30) seconds of step 3
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# Thread specification recommends sending the re-registration at 7/8 of the timeout.
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# We check that the request is sent in the latter half of the timeout window.
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MLR_TIMEOUT = float(pv.vars['MLR_TIMEOUT'])
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diff = req4.sniff_timestamp - rsp3.sniff_timestamp
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assert MLR_TIMEOUT / 4 < diff <= MLR_TIMEOUT, f"MLR re-registration time {diff}s is out of expected range ({MLR_TIMEOUT / 4}s, {MLR_TIMEOUT}s]"
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# Step 5
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# - Device: BR_1
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# - Description: Automatically responds with MLR.rsp and status ST_MLR_SUCCESS.
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# - Pass Criteria:
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# - N/A
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print("Step 5: BR_1 responds with MLR.rsp.")
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pkts.filter_coap_ack('/n/mr').\
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filter(lambda p: p.coap.tlv.status == ST_MLR_SUCCESS).\
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must_next()
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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verify_utils.run_main(verify)
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