GUI Overview
The GUI is an Oracle Java technology-based standalone user
interface. The GUI needs to be started on the same machine under
test that has the VTS kernel running. The GUI does not allow remote
connection.
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Test Group Tab |
Lists the tests that are registered with
the host machine. The Tests tab is associated with the Test Group
View, and the Logs tab is associated with the log view of the software. The
host machine name can be viewed at the top of the page. |
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Test Group Pane |
Displays the tests registered with the
host. You can set the testing modes, schedule the tests, and monitor
the testing status of each of the tests. |
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Test Group Buttons |
You can perform various functions on
the Test Group table using the following buttons:
Host
Configuration: Displays the details of the machine under
test. Mode Sequencer:
Displays the options to set the Auto Mode Sequencer to run the tests. Edit Global Options:
Sets options that you can apply to all the tests globally. These options
can be used to schedule the total time of the testing session. Start Tests:
Starts all the tests that are enabled. By default, all the tests
are enabled. To run only a particular test, disable other tests
by clicking the corresponding checkbox and then clicking Disable.
To start a particular test when other tests are already running,
select the checkbox for the test and click Enable. Stop Tests:
Stops all the tests that are started. To stop a particular test
that is running, select the checkbox for the test and click Disable. Reset Results:
Resets the status counters (pass, elapsed time, and error count
of a test is reset to zero), and progress bar to an idle state.
Before starting a new test session, click Reset. Reprobe: Reprobes
the system for devices currently available.
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Test Table |
Describes the parameters available in
setting up a test. The Test Group screen displays the name of the
system being viewed. The following items describe the Test Table:
Enable:
Enables all the selected tests. To verify which tests are enabled,
look for the state of the tests under the State column corresponding
to the test. Disable: Disables
all the selected tests. To verify if a particular test is disabled,
look for the state of the test under the State column corresponding
to the test. Test: Tests
can be any of the following: Memory, Disk, Removable Disk, Network, HBA,
Graphics, Processor, IO ports, lnterconnect and Media. Click on
the test link to set the test options, namely: stress level, scheduling
policy (time-based or in terms of test passes) and error limit. State: Displays
the state of the test at a given time (enabled or disabled). Scheduling Policy:
Displays the scheduling policy selected for the test, whether Test
Time or Test Pass based on the testing requirement. Stress: Displays
the stress level at which the test is running (low or high). Progress Indicator:
Indicates the percentage of test run completed. A tool tip over
the progress bar shows the progress of the test in percentage and
the current state of the test. Status - Displays
the status of the test being viewed. Test Results:
Displays the test results in two columns. The first column displays
the number of test errors and the second displays the number of
test successes.
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