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diff --git a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/client/trex_adv_client.py b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/client/trex_adv_client.py index b3fe3dad..b135da59 100755 --- a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/client/trex_adv_client.py +++ b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/client/trex_adv_client.py @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ class CTRexAdvClient(trex_client.CTRexClient): super(CTRexAdvClient, self).__init__(trex_host, max_history_size, trex_daemon_port, trex_zmq_port, verbose) pass - # T-REX KIWI advanced methods + # TREX KIWI advanced methods def start_quick_trex(self, pcap_file, d, delay, dual, ipv6, times, interfaces): try: return self.server.start_quick_trex(pcap_file = pcap_file, duration = d, dual = dual, delay = delay, ipv6 = ipv6, times = times, interfaces = interfaces) diff --git a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/client/trex_client.py b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/client/trex_client.py index c3677132..607251fe 100755 --- a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/client/trex_client.py +++ b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/client/trex_client.py @@ -805,7 +805,7 @@ class CTRexResult(object): def is_valid_hist (self): """ - Checks if result obejct contains valid data. + Checks if result object contains valid data. :parameters: None @@ -819,7 +819,7 @@ class CTRexResult(object): def set_valid_hist (self, valid_stat = True): """ - Sets result obejct validity status. + Sets result object validity status. :parameters: valid_stat : bool diff --git a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/api/index.rst b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/api/index.rst deleted file mode 100755 index cfdc6917..00000000 --- a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/api/index.rst +++ /dev/null @@ -1,18 +0,0 @@ - -API Reference -============= - -**TRex Modules** - -.. toctree:: - :maxdepth: 4 - - client_code - exceptions - -**TRex JSON Template** - -.. toctree:: - :maxdepth: 4 - - json_fields diff --git a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/api/json_fields.rst b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/api/json_fields.rst index 9e32d23e..c921fec4 100755 --- a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/api/json_fields.rst +++ b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/api/json_fields.rst @@ -1,233 +1,233 @@ -
-TRex JSON Template
-==================
-
-Whenever TRex is publishing live data, it uses JSON notation to describe the data-object.
-
-Each client may parse it differently, however this page will describe the values meaning when published by TRex server.
-
-
-Main Fields
------------
-
-Each TRex server-published JSON object contains data divided to main fields under which the actual data lays.
-
-These main fields are:
-
-+-----------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+---------------------------+
-| Main field | Contains | Comments |
-+=============================+====================================================+===========================+
-| :ref:`trex-global-field` | Must-have data on TRex run, | |
-| | mainly regarding Tx/Rx and packet drops | |
-+-----------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+---------------------------+
-| :ref:`tx-gen-field` | Data indicate the quality of the transmit process. | |
-| | In case histogram is zero it means that all packets| |
-| | were injected in the right time. | |
-+-----------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+---------------------------+
-| :ref:`trex-latecny-field` | Latency reports, containing latency data on | - Generated when latency |
-| | generated data and on response traffic | test is enabled (``l`` |
-| | | param) |
-| | | - *typo* on field key: |
-+-----------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+ will be fixed on next |
-| :ref:`trex-latecny-v2-field`| Extended latency information | release |
-+-----------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+---------------------------+
-
-
-Each of these fields contains keys for field general data (such as its name) and its actual data, which is always stored under the **"data"** key.
-
-For example, in order to access some trex-global data, the access path would look like::
-
- AllData -> trex-global -> data -> desired_info
-
-
-
-
-Detailed explanation
---------------------
-
-.. _trex-global-field:
-
-trex-global field
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| Sub-key | Type | Meaning |
-+================================+=======+===========================================================+
-| m_cpu_util | float | CPU utilization (0-100) |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_platform_factor | float | multiplier factor |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_tx_bps | float | total tx bit per second |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_rx_bps | float | total rx bit per second |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_tx_pps | float | total tx packet per second |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_tx_cps | float | total tx connection per second |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_tx_expected_cps | float | expected tx connection per second |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_tx_expected_pps | float | expected tx packet per second |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_tx_expected_bps | float | expected tx bit per second |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_rx_drop_bps | float | drop rate in bit per second |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_active_flows | float | active trex flows |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_open_flows | float | open trex flows from startup (monotonically incrementing) |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_total_tx_pkts | int | total tx in packets |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_total_rx_pkts | int | total rx in packets |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_total_tx_bytes | int | total tx in bytes |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_total_rx_bytes | int | total rx in bytes |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| opackets-# | int | output packets (per interface) |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| obytes-# | int | output bytes (per interface) |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| ipackets-# | int | input packet (per interface) |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| ibytes-# | int | input bytes (per interface) |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| ierrors-# | int | input errors (per interface) |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| oerrors-# | int | input errors (per interface) |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_total_tx_bps-# | float | total transmitted data in bit per second |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| unknown | int | |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_total_nat_learn_error [#f1]_ | int | |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_total_nat_active [#f2]_ | int | |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_total_nat_no_fid [#f2]_ | int | |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_total_nat_time_out [#f2]_ | int | |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| m_total_nat_open [#f2]_ | int | |
-+--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-
-
-.. _tx-gen-field:
-
-tx-gen field
-~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-+-------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| Sub-key | Type | Meaning |
-+===================+=======+===========================================================+
-| realtime-hist | dict | histogram of transmission. See extended information about |
-| | | histogram object under :ref:`histogram-object-fields`. |
-| | | The attribute analyzed is time packet has been sent |
-| | | before/after it was intended to be |
-+-------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-| unknown | int | |
-+-------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
-
-.. _trex-latecny-field:
-
-trex-latecny field
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-+---------+-------+---------------------------------------------------------+
-| Sub-key | Type | Meaning |
-+=========+=======+=========================================================+
-| avg-# | float | average latency in usec (per interface) |
-+---------+-------+---------------------------------------------------------+
-| max-# | float | max latency in usec from the test start (per interface) |
-+---------+-------+---------------------------------------------------------+
-| c-max-# | float | max in the last 1 sec window (per interface) |
-+---------+-------+---------------------------------------------------------+
-| error-# | float | errors in latency packets (per interface) |
-+---------+-------+---------------------------------------------------------+
-| unknown | int | |
-+---------+-------+---------------------------------------------------------+
-
-.. _trex-latecny-v2-field:
-
-trex-latecny-v2 field
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-| Sub-key | Type | Meaning |
-+======================================+=======+======================================+
-| cpu_util | float | rx thread cpu % (this is not trex DP |
-| | | threads cpu%%) |
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-| port-# | | Containing per interface |
-| | dict | information. See extended |
-| | | information under ``port-# -> |
-| | | key_name -> sub_key`` |
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-| port-#->hist | dict | histogram of latency. See extended |
-| | | information about histogram object |
-| | | under :ref:`histogram-object-fields`.|
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-| port-#->stats | | Containing per interface |
-| | dict | information. See extended |
-| | | information under ``port-# -> |
-| | | key_name -> sub_key`` |
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-| port-#->stats->m_tx_pkt_ok | int | total of try sent packets |
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-| port-#->stats->m_pkt_ok | int | total of packets sent from hardware |
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-| port-#->stats->m_no_magic | int | rx error with no magic |
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-| port-#->stats->m_no_id | int | rx errors with no id |
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-| port-#->stats->m_seq_error | int | error in seq number |
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-| port-#->stats->m_length_error | int | |
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-| port-#->stats->m_rx_check | int | packets tested in rx |
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-| unknown | int | |
-+--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+
-
-
-
-.. _histogram-object-fields:
-
-Histogram object fields
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-The histogram object is being used in number of place throughout the JSON object.
-The following section describes its fields in detail.
-
-
-+-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
-| Sub-key | Type | Meaning |
-+===========+=======+===================================================================================+
-| min_usec | int | min attribute value in usec. pkt with latency less than this value is not counted |
-+-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
-| max_usec | int | max attribute value in usec |
-+-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
-| high_cnt | int | how many packets on which its attribute > min_usec |
-+-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
-| cnt | int | total packets from test startup |
-+-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
-| s_avg | float | average value from test startup |
-+-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
-| histogram | | histogram of relevant object by the following keys: |
-| | array | - key: value in usec |
-| | | - val: number of packets |
-+-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
-
-
-Access Examples
----------------
-
-
-
-.. rubric:: Footnotes
-
-.. [#f1] Available only in NAT and NAT learning operation (``learn`` and ``learn-verify`` flags)
-
+ +TRex JSON Template +================== + +Whenever TRex is publishing live data, it uses JSON notation to describe the data-object. + +Each client may parse it differently, however this page will describe the values meaning when published by TRex server. + + +Main Fields +----------- + +Each TRex server-published JSON object contains data divided to main fields under which the actual data lays. + +These main fields are: + ++-----------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+---------------------------+ +| Main field | Contains | Comments | ++=============================+====================================================+===========================+ +| :ref:`trex-global-field` | Must-have data on TRex run, | | +| | mainly regarding Tx/Rx and packet drops | | ++-----------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+---------------------------+ +| :ref:`tx-gen-field` | Data indicate the quality of the transmit process. | | +| | In case histogram is zero it means that all packets| | +| | were injected in the right time. | | ++-----------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+---------------------------+ +| :ref:`trex-latecny-field` | Latency reports, containing latency data on | - Generated when latency | +| | generated data and on response traffic | test is enabled (``l`` | +| | | param) | +| | | - *typo* on field key: | ++-----------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+ will be fixed on next | +| :ref:`trex-latecny-v2-field`| Extended latency information | release | ++-----------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+---------------------------+ + + +Each of these fields contains keys for field general data (such as its name) and its actual data, which is always stored under the **"data"** key. + +For example, in order to access some trex-global data, the access path would look like:: + + AllData -> trex-global -> data -> desired_info + + + + +Detailed explanation +-------------------- + +.. _trex-global-field: + +trex-global field +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + + ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| Sub-key | Type | Meaning | ++================================+=======+===========================================================+ +| m_cpu_util | float | CPU utilization (0-100) | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_platform_factor | float | multiplier factor | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_tx_bps | float | total tx bit per second | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_rx_bps | float | total rx bit per second | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_tx_pps | float | total tx packet per second | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_tx_cps | float | total tx connection per second | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_tx_expected_cps | float | expected tx connection per second | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_tx_expected_pps | float | expected tx packet per second | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_tx_expected_bps | float | expected tx bit per second | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_rx_drop_bps | float | drop rate in bit per second | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_active_flows | float | active trex flows | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_open_flows | float | open trex flows from startup (monotonically incrementing) | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_total_tx_pkts | int | total tx in packets | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_total_rx_pkts | int | total rx in packets | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_total_tx_bytes | int | total tx in bytes | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_total_rx_bytes | int | total rx in bytes | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| opackets-# | int | output packets (per interface) | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| obytes-# | int | output bytes (per interface) | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| ipackets-# | int | input packet (per interface) | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| ibytes-# | int | input bytes (per interface) | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| ierrors-# | int | input errors (per interface) | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| oerrors-# | int | input errors (per interface) | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_total_tx_bps-# | float | total transmitted data in bit per second | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| unknown | int | | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_total_nat_learn_error [#f1]_ | int | | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_total_nat_active [#f2]_ | int | | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_total_nat_no_fid [#f2]_ | int | | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_total_nat_time_out [#f2]_ | int | | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| m_total_nat_open [#f2]_ | int | | ++--------------------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ + + +.. _tx-gen-field: + +tx-gen field +~~~~~~~~~~~~ + ++-------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| Sub-key | Type | Meaning | ++===================+=======+===========================================================+ +| realtime-hist | dict | histogram of transmission. See extended information about | +| | | histogram object under :ref:`histogram-object-fields`. | +| | | The attribute analyzed is time packet has been sent | +| | | before/after it was intended to be | ++-------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ +| unknown | int | | ++-------------------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------+ + +.. _trex-latecny-field: + +trex-latecny field +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + ++---------+-------+---------------------------------------------------------+ +| Sub-key | Type | Meaning | ++=========+=======+=========================================================+ +| avg-# | float | average latency in usec (per interface) | ++---------+-------+---------------------------------------------------------+ +| max-# | float | max latency in usec from the test start (per interface) | ++---------+-------+---------------------------------------------------------+ +| c-max-# | float | max in the last 1 sec window (per interface) | ++---------+-------+---------------------------------------------------------+ +| error-# | float | errors in latency packets (per interface) | ++---------+-------+---------------------------------------------------------+ +| unknown | int | | ++---------+-------+---------------------------------------------------------+ + +.. _trex-latecny-v2-field: + +trex-latecny-v2 field +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ +| Sub-key | Type | Meaning | ++======================================+=======+======================================+ +| cpu_util | float | rx thread cpu % (this is not trex DP | +| | | threads cpu%%) | ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ +| port-# | | Containing per interface | +| | dict | information. See extended | +| | | information under ``port-# -> | +| | | key_name -> sub_key`` | ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ +| port-#->hist | dict | histogram of latency. See extended | +| | | information about histogram object | +| | | under :ref:`histogram-object-fields`.| ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ +| port-#->stats | | Containing per interface | +| | dict | information. See extended | +| | | information under ``port-# -> | +| | | key_name -> sub_key`` | ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ +| port-#->stats->m_tx_pkt_ok | int | total of try sent packets | ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ +| port-#->stats->m_pkt_ok | int | total of packets sent from hardware | ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ +| port-#->stats->m_no_magic | int | rx error with no magic | ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ +| port-#->stats->m_no_id | int | rx errors with no id | ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ +| port-#->stats->m_seq_error | int | error in seq number | ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ +| port-#->stats->m_length_error | int | | ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ +| port-#->stats->m_rx_check | int | packets tested in rx | ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ +| unknown | int | | ++--------------------------------------+-------+--------------------------------------+ + + + +.. _histogram-object-fields: + +Histogram object fields +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + +The histogram object is being used in number of place throughout the JSON object. +The following section describes its fields in detail. + + ++-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ +| Sub-key | Type | Meaning | ++===========+=======+===================================================================================+ +| min_usec | int | min attribute value in usec. pkt with latency less than this value is not counted | ++-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ +| max_usec | int | max attribute value in usec | ++-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ +| high_cnt | int | how many packets on which its attribute > min_usec | ++-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ +| cnt | int | total packets from test startup | ++-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ +| s_avg | float | average value from test startup | ++-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ +| histogram | | histogram of relevant object by the following keys: | +| | array | - key: value in usec | +| | | - val: number of packets | ++-----------+-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ + + +Access Examples +--------------- + + + +.. rubric:: Footnotes + +.. [#f1] Available only in NAT and NAT learning operation (``learn`` and ``learn-verify`` flags) + .. [#f2] Available only in NAT operation (``learn`` flag)
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/client_utils.rst b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/client_utils.rst index 32728a57..122ae310 100755 --- a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/client_utils.rst +++ b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/client_utils.rst @@ -2,11 +2,6 @@ Client Utilities ================ -.. toctree:: - :maxdepth: 2 - - packet_generator/index - TRex YAML generator ------------------- diff --git a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/installation.rst b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/installation.rst deleted file mode 100755 index f234c260..00000000 --- a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/installation.rst +++ /dev/null @@ -1,25 +0,0 @@ -============
-Installation
-============
-
-Prerequisites
--------------
-The TRex control plane is based on client-server model that interacts using JSON-RPC.
-
-In order to use the client-side API documented a TRex server daemon must be up and listening on the same host and port that the client tries to connect with.
-
-Compatibility
--------------
-Both client and server side were developed for Linux platform.
-The client-side module is also compatible with windows python.
-
-The client side can be used with both Python 2 and Python 3 versions.
-However, the server side was designed to and best fits with Python 2.7.6 and on (all 2.x series, assuming > 2.6.9).
-
-
-Installation manual
--------------------
-
-TRex Control Plane is a cross-platform, cross-operation system API to control and run TRex.
-
-The full, most updated manual (which refers to all programming languages) can be found under the `trex-core Wiki <https://github.com/cisco-system-traffic-generator/trex-core/wiki>`_ of the TRex website.
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/packet_generator/examples.rst b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/packet_generator/examples.rst deleted file mode 100755 index bff1ef7f..00000000 --- a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/packet_generator/examples.rst +++ /dev/null @@ -1,5 +0,0 @@ -
-Packet Builder Usage Examples
-=============================
-
-Here I'll add usage examples, very similar to those I added to RPC document
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/packet_generator/export_format.yaml b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/packet_generator/export_format.yaml deleted file mode 100755 index 9f8c8f7b..00000000 --- a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/doc/packet_generator/export_format.yaml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -#################################################### -#### TRex packet export format #### -#################################################### - -# PACKET REP - OPTION #1 -packet: - is_pcap : YES/NO # <1> - binary : [] # <2> - pcap : path/to/pcap/file.pcap # <3> - meta : any metadata wished to # <4> - -# PACKET REP - OPTION #2 -packet: - data : [] / path/to/pcap/file.pcap # <5> - meta : any metadata wished to # <4> - -vm: # <6> - - vm instruction #1 - - vm instruction #2 - ... - - vm instruction #N - - -################################### -#### Comments #### -################################### -# -# <1>: is_pcap is a boolean field that indicates if packet is transferred by pcap referencs -# ('YES') or binary representation ('NO'). -# -# <2>: binary field encodes the packet in binary representation. in a sequence (array) data. -# Each array item is an integer ranging 0-255. -# **LEAVE BLANK IF USING PCAP REFERENCE** -# -# <3>: path to the linked pcap file. Make sure to provide path with reading credentials. -# **LEAVE BLANK IF USING BINARY REP FOR THE PACKET** -# -# <4>: meta data is any JSON formatted data ment to be passed on. -# -# <5>: data field can be both binary representation or pcap file refernce, -# without the need for user's explicit typing. -# The application logic differs between the cases by the object type -# (array/string ending in '.pcap') -# Less configuration, little more confusing, LESS similar to RPC spec -# -# <6>: vm instructions passed in array representation (sequence). -# Each instruction is deifned according to the structures of the supported VM instructions.
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/examples/client_interactive_example.py b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/examples/client_interactive_example.py index 9ee28898..5a3ebf8a 100755 --- a/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/examples/client_interactive_example.py +++ b/scripts/automation/trex_control_plane/examples/client_interactive_example.py @@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ class InteractiveTRexClient(cmd.Cmd): print termstyle.green("*** End of TRex status prompt ***") def do_show_trex_files_path (self, line): - """Prompts the local path in which files are stored when pushed to t-rex server from client""" + """Prompts the local path in which files are stored when pushed to TRex server from client""" print self.trex.get_trex_files_path() print termstyle.green("*** End of trex_files_path prompt ***") |