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ztest@dilos:~# cat > cz-orig.cfg <<EOT
create
set zonepath=/zones/cz-orig
set autoboot=false
set ip-type=exclusive
add net
set physical=int1
set global-nic="vsw0"
add property (name="ip",value="dhcp")
add property (name="primary",value="true")
end
commit
exit
EOT
ztest@dilos:~# sudo zonecfg -z cz-orig -f cz-orig.cfg && sudo zoneadm -z cz-orig install

ztest@dilos:~# cat > sz-orig.cfg <<EOT
create
set zonepath=/zones/sz-orig
set autoboot=false
set ip-type=exclusive
add net
set physical=int2
set global-nic="vsw0"
add property (name="ip",value="dhcp")
add property (name="primary",value="true")
end
commit
exit
EOT
ztest@dilos:~# sudo zonecfg -z sz-orig -f sz-orig.cfg && sudo zoneadm -z sz-orig install

ztest@dilos:~# cat > rz-orig.cfg <<EOT
create
set zonepath=/zones/rz-orig
set autoboot=false
set ip-type=exclusive
add net
set physical=int3
set global-nic="vsw0"
add property (name="ip",value="dhcp")
add property (name="primary",value="true")
end
commit
exit
EOT
ztest@dilos:~# sudo zonecfg -z rz-orig -f rz-orig.cfg && sudo zoneadm -z rz-orig install

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apt download socat

For (for the current version, the name of the downloaded file is socat_1.7.3.1-2+deb9u1+dilos2_solaris-i386.debInstall ) and install it into the zones:

sudo apt -y -o Dir=/zones/cz-orig/root update
sudo apt -y -o Dir=/zones/cz-orig/root upgrade
sudo dpkg -i --root=/zones/cz-orig/root socat_1.7.3.1-2+deb9u1+dilos2_solaris-i386.deb

sudo apt -y -o Dir=/zones/sz-orig/root update
sudo apt -y -o Dir=/zones/sz-orig/root upgrade
sudo dpkg -i --root=/zones/sz-orig/root socat_1.7.3.1-2+deb9u1+dilos2_solaris-i386.deb

sudo apt -y -o Dir=/zones/rz-orig/root update
sudo apt -y -o Dir=/zones/rz-orig/root upgrade
sudo dpkg -i --root=/zones/rz-orig/root socat_1.7.3.1-2+deb9u1+dilos2_solaris-i386.deb

sudo reboot

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Copy the attached stability-test.sh to your test VM. Then check that dhcp zone and server are running after reboot and run tests. To do this you should put the number of cycles in parameters of the test script

The test script could be run in 3 modes:

• for a specific number of iterations

In this case you have to put the -i option and enter the number of iterations, for example, to set 10 iterations:

./stability-test.sh -i 10

• to work for the specific period of time

In this case you have to put the -d option and enter the time duration in the HH:MM[:SS] format, for example, to work for 10 hours and 15 minutes:

./stability-test.sh -d 10:15

or, for example to work for 20 seconds:

./stability-test.sh <N>

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 -d 00:00:20

• and finally to stop at the specified date and time

In this case you have to put the -t and enter the date and time of stop in the HH:MM[:SS] [DAY-MONTH_YEAR] format, for example, to work from the start to 17:00 of 8th of August 2023 year you will enter:

./stability-test.sh -t 17:00 8-AUG-2023

If date is omitted, and only time is entered, it’s supposed that date is the current one. I.e. to stop today at 19:00 you will enter:

./stability-test.sh -t 19:00

You can run tests not only sequentially but randomly as well. To do this you have put the -s option at he end of command line, for example:

./stability-test.sh -d 00:00:20 -s

And finally you can run one specific test instead of the whole set. To do this you have to put its name at the end of the command line. The name can be one of libc, elf, os, util or net, for example:

./stability-test.sh

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 -d 00:00:20 elf

And now after script is finished the common logs will be placed to /var/tmp/elf-stability.<ISO TIME>.txt, /var/tmp/libc-stability.<ISO TIME>.txt, /var/tmp/os-stability.<ISO TIME>.txt, /var/tmp/util-stability.<ISO TIME>.txt and /var/tmp/net-stability.<ISO TIME>.txt files. And you will find logs about separate cycles in elf.<N>.txt, libc-test.<N>.txt, ostest-test.<N>.txt, util-test.<N>.txt and net-test.<N>.txt form in the /var/tmp folder, where <N> - is a cycle number. The common information will be written in file /var/tmp/stability.<ISO TIME>.txt - start time, stop time, number of iterations, total execution time and failed test name in the case of fail.