If the campus network certification management system is not fully tested before it is online, the problem will be concentrated on the first week after it is online, when the network centre deals with updates and check-in systems, which are very passive. The testing and acceptance system is a key to its smoothing up. This document compiles a pre-campus certification system's test and acceptance checklist for implementation by project teams against each other.
Functional test: core process-by-process
The functional test covers the core processes of the authentication system: account login authentication, NATSHEL_SEAMLESS_AUTH, write-off down, password modification and recovery, temporary visitor account numbers, account number changes (disabled, enabled, cancelled). Each process is to be performed on a physical basis, such as first student login, disconnection, replacement equipment, cross campus roaming. Tests are not only valid but also verify whether the strategy is correct, such as multiple terminal limits, time-limited Internet access, and bandwidth strategies are effective as expected. The results of the function tests are recorded item by item, resulting in a functional acceptance form.
Compatibility testing: Overwrite mainstream terminals and browsers
The campus user terminals are a variety of different types, and compatibility is the most common source of post-line complaints. The access check covers mainstream operating systems (Windows, Marcos, Andres, iOS) and mainstream browsers (Chhome, Edge, Safari, part of the national product browser), each by one, confirming that Portal pages can be ejected normally, successfully certified, and unwittingly valid.
And pressure measurements: verify peak carrying capacity
The pressure is to cover the various stages of authentication, billing (if any), log records, and observing whether there are memory leaks, database locks, certification timeouts at a constant high load. The pressure results are to be compared with performance indicators promised in the contract, and not optimized or expanded before being online, rather than found uninducible.
Connection testing: Validation of connection to existing systems
The campus certification system usually involves external systems such as the HID, the teaching/learning industry system, and network equipment. Before going online, all dockings are verified: whether a batch of accounts is opened and synchronized; whether a single point can be connected in real time to an identity change; if a single point login is possible for a unified ID; and if Radius is able to interface properly with existing ACs and switches.
Test run and acceptance: small scale pilot, step-by-step
It is recommended that a small-scale pilot run be conducted before full access, with a residential building or college being selected to test first, collecting feedback from real users and validating the performance of the system in a true environment. During the trial operation, emphasis will be placed on observing certification success rates, updates, feedback from teachers and students, and then expanding the range of problems identified. The acceptance will be performed after the testing has stabilized, with receiving reports issued as required by the need letter and contract for item-by-case validation functions, performance, security, and docking.
Test and acceptance before the campus network certification management system is online, with a core"Function per function, fully compatible with terminal and pre-pressure, calibration of docking items, step-by-step transition after small range test". Keep the tests and acceptances firm, keep the problem on the line so that the certification system can really reassure the entire school students and teachers and leave the network center with less hands and more hands when it's online.