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CSIT Honeycomb functional tests are executed on virtualized topologies created
-using Virtual Internet Routing Lab (VIRL) simulation platform contributed by
-Cisco. VIRL runs on physical baremetal servers hosted by LF FD.io project. All
-tests are executed in two node logical test topology - Traffic Generator (TG)
-node and Systems Under Test (SUT1) node connected in a loop. Logical test
-topology is shown in the figure below.
-
-::
+using :abbr:`VIRL (Virtual Internet Routing Lab)` simulation platform
+contributed by Cisco. VIRL runs on physical baremetal servers hosted by LF FD.io
+project. All tests are executed in two node logical test topology - Traffic
+Generator (TG) node and Systems Under Test (SUT1) node connected in a loop.
+Logical test topology is shown in the figure below.::
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- Configure and delete Lisp mapping as local and remote.
- Configure and delete Lisp adjacency mapping
- Configure and delete Lisp map resolver, proxy ITR.
- - Test case count: 16
+ - Test case count: 18
+- **LISP GPE** - CRUD for LISP GPE mappings.
+ - Toggle Lisp GPE feature status.
+ - Configure Lisp GPE mappings.
+ - Traffic test verifying encapsulation.
+ - Test case count: 12
- **NAT** - CRD for NAT entries, interface assignment.
- Configure and delete up to two NAT entries.
- Assign NAT entries to a physical interface.
- Configure Policing rules.
- Assign to interface.
- Test case count: 6
+- **Border Gateway Protocol** - CRUD and functional tests for BGP.
+ - Configure peers and routes
+ - Check interactions with another BGP peer.
+ - Test case count: 13
- **Honeycomb Infractructure** - configuration persistence,
- Netconf notifications for interface events,
- Netconf negative tests aimed at specific issues
+ - Netconf/Restconf northbound over IPv6
+ - Test case count: 12
-Total 173 Honeycomb functional tests in the CSIT |release|.
+Total 219 Honeycomb functional tests in the CSIT |release|.
Operational data in Honeycomb should mirror configuration data at all times.
Because of this, test cases follow this general pattern: