QA-T48
Common : 09 - Edge Device's Access Point can remain disabled after Setup
OBJECTIVE
Overview
Additional detail to help the purpose of the test be clear:
This test makes sure that the AP(Access Point) will stay off if you have disabled it and the Edge Device is authed. This is important because customers need to be able to disable their AP once it is not needed.
Critical Criteria of Test(CCT)
Additional detail to help the purpose of the test be clear:
This test makes sure that the AP(Access Point) will stay off if you have disabled it and the Edge Device is authed. This is important because customers need to be able to disable their AP once it is not needed.
Critical Criteria of Test(CCT)
- AP does not start on boot after being turned off after authÂ
PRECONDITION
Before starting the test script you will need to do the following pre-test setup:
- User has access to the Tulip 1Password
- User has basic understanding of Tulip terminology
- User has access to login credentials of a Tulip instance
- The Edge Device is in clear state/in factory reset state
- The Edge Device's Access Point is active
- Remote Access session is enabled (without it, you won't be able to visit Device Portal when AP is OFF)
- The user starts from the Device Portal Dashboard page (via the Edge Device's IP address)
- User has access to the Tulip 1Password
- User has basic understanding of Tulip terminology
- User has access to login credentials of a Tulip instance
- The Edge Device is in clear state/in factory reset state
- The Edge Device's Access Point is active
- Remote Access session is enabled (without it, you won't be able to visit Device Portal when AP is OFF)
- The user starts from the Device Portal Dashboard page (via the Edge Device's IP address)
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