Port SERVICEACCESS - SERVICE¶

TCP/IP stack

System

[System, LwIP + pcap]

string

‘System’ should be selected in simple cases, e.g., if the device under test can be reached using the operating system’s network configuration.

‘LwIP + pcap’ is needed if different network configurations for the same physical network adapter should be used, VLAN needs to be configured, etc.

The availability of several subsequent options depends on the value selected here.

Network interface card

[ONLINE]

string

The network interface card or network adapter to be used for receiving network packets

MAC address ❲client❳

TCP/IP stack is LwIP

‘02:00:4C:4F:4F:50’

string

String (format: 02:00:4C:4F:4F:50), ‘default’ if the adapter MAC address should be used

VLAN mode

TCP/IP stack is LwIP

auto

[auto, disable, single tagging]

string

Set to ‘auto’ if the VLAN id from the database should be used, ‘disable’ if no VLAN should be used or ‘single tagging’ if a fixed VLAN id should be specified

IP Settings

When no Consumer is chosen in Service Mapping and the mapping is used in a read test step, the settings here are used as a fallback.

Fallback IP address ❲client❳

TCP/IP stack is LwIP

string

IP address to be used as a client. It must be located in the same subnet as the IP address of the device under test, and must not be equal to the IP address of another participant or the IP address which the operating system assigned to the selected network interface.

Gateway address

TCP/IP stack is LwIP

string

IP address of the gateway that allows reaching hosts outside of the local subnet. Leave empty if no gateway is needed

Source port range

‘default’

string

Range of local ports to use for establishing connections.

The value ‘default’ will select random ports.

Example: 123,456-567,789

SD Multicast IP

‘auto’

string

Multicast IP address to be used for Service Discovery. Set it to ‘auto’ if the value from the database should be used

Behavior in case of protocol errors

‘NotPresent’

[‘ERROR’, ‘NotPresent’]

string

Behavior of the test step when a protocol error occurs (e.g. the control unit does not respond). By default ‘NotPresent’ is returned. Alternatively, the test step can be evaluated with ‘ERROR’.

Placeholder value for automatic E2E calculation

int

When this value is specified for an E2E element (e.g. CRC), upon transmission (in the test case or in the RBS) ecu.test automatically replaces it with the correct calculated value. The purpose of this option is to allow transmission of arbitrary fixed values (unequal to the value chosen here). Leaving this option empty completely disables the feature. For more information see the documentation at Tool categories - Automatic E2E calculation

MAC address ❲server❳

TCP/IP stack is LwIP

‘02:00:4C:4F:4F:40’

string

String (Format: 02:00:4C:4F:4F:40), must be different from the client address

Simulated router

TCP/IP stack is LwIP » IP version: ‘IPv6’

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bool

Simulates an IPv6 router. This fools the real SuT into thinking that the simulated ECUs are on a different subnet.

Behavior details: The simulated router responds to Neighbor Solicitations (NS) with a Neighbor Advertisement (NA). The link layer address (MAC) used in the NA depends on the destination address of the NS. If the NA contains the clientIP or the routerIP as the destination address, the client MAC is used. If the destination address contains an IP from the active simulated services, the server MAC is used in response. Unknown destination addresses are ignored.