Hi Prem,
I think that this is bug of the script.
Please modify the script like as follow.
foreach my $frames (@recv_packets){
- if ($ret2{recvFrame} eq $frames) {
+ if ($ret2{'recvFrame'} eq $frames) {
$match++;
last;
}
}
We will fix this bug in next release.
Thanks for your report,
Best Regards,
On 23 Nov 2005 05:47:57 -0000
"PRAMENDRA SINGH" <parma_it@rediffmail.com> wrote:
> __> Hi
>
> I got an issue regarding DNS Client Test case no. 25
> As per the above mentioned test case following sequence is followed..
>
> 1. The NUT sends a standard query (A.example.com) to DNS Server 1
> 2. The TN (DNS Server 1)sends back the standard reply for above query.
> 3. The NUT sends Echo request message to AP Server 1(TN)
>
> So whenever we run the test case it asks for following input from NUT
> ping -c 2 -i 3 A.example.com.
>
> The problem comes in step no. 3. It (TN) says could not receive any echo request from NUT, whereas in the NUT I get echo reply from this IP (192.168.1.10)...
>
> I traced the script file (CL_RFC1034_5_2_return_answer.seq) for this & found that,
> after line no. 307 I printed $ret2{'recvCount'} & found its value as 3
> also I printed $ret2{recvFrame}& $frames, after 310 & found that $ret2{recvFrame} contains nothing & $frames contains 'echo_request_from_nut' ...thats why the match fails...
> Is it the problem with script...coz again in my NUT I get the echo reply...
> Please help.....
>
> thanks & regards
> Prem
>
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