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{{QA/Test Case
|description=This test verifies the vnc option '''vncconnect''' work as expected. See [[Anaconda/Options]] for more information.
|description=This test verifies the vnc option '''vncconnect''' work as expected. See [[Anaconda_Boot_Options]] for more information.
|setup=
* Requires two systems able to communicate over the network, one to test the installation and a second to initiate the VNC client session
* Install a VNC client application.  The package {{package|tigervnc}} or {{package|vinager}} can be used. <pre>yum install /usr/bin/vncviewer</pre>
|actions=
|actions=
# Boot the installer with the command-line option to connect the client named ''<host>'', and optionally use port ''<port>'' (added as a kernel option in boot selection screen): <pre>vnc vncconnect=<host>[:<port>] </pre>
# On another system that is accessible over the network, start a VNC client with ''reverse connections'' enabled.  If using {{command|vncviewer}} (provided by {{package|tigervnc}}), use the following example.  The command {{command|vinagre}} may also be used. <pre>vncviewer -listen [port]</pre>
# Using the VNC client session, complete the installation as desired
|results=
<ol>
<ol>
<li>Boot the installer with the command-line option to connect the client named ''<host>'', and optionally use port ''<port>'' (added as a kernel option in boot selection screen):
<li> Anaconda starts and attempts to initiate a VNC connection on the specified <code>host</code> and <code>port</code>
<pre>
vnc vncconnect=<host>[:<port>]
</pre>
</li>
<li>Watch the text messages printed out, you should see something like this:
<pre>
<pre>
Running anaconda 15.31, the Fedora system installer - please wait.               
Running anaconda 15.31, the Fedora system installer - please wait.               
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09:16:45 Will try to connect again in 15 seconds...                             
09:16:45 Will try to connect again in 15 seconds...                             
09:17:00 Will try to connect again in 15 seconds...                             
09:17:00 Will try to connect again in 15 seconds...                             
</pre>
<li> After starting the VNC client with ''reverse connections'' enabled, a successful VNC connection is established between the installing system, and your VNC client.  Output similar to the following will be visible on the installing systems console.
<pre>
09:17:15 Connected!                                                             
09:17:15 Connected!                                                             
Press <enter> for a shell                                                       
Press <enter> for a shell                                                       
09:17:15 Starting graphical installation.   
09:17:15 Starting graphical installation.   
</pre></li>
</pre>
<li>Run VNC client (<code>vinagre</code>, <code>vncviewer</code>), enable ''reverse connections'' in the VNC client, then you should see the graphical installation.</li>
<li> VNC works normally during installation (mouse, keyboard)
<li>Proceed and complete installation with VNC client.</li>
<li> Anaconda completes successfully
<li> Reboot successfully into installed system
</ol>
</ol>
|results=
# Anaconda starts Xvnc properly
# VNC client listened to server and displayed the installation successfully
# VNC works normally during installation (mouse, keyboard)
# Anaconda completes successfully
# Reboot successfully into installed system
}}
}}


[[Category:User Interface]]
[[Category:User Interface]]

Revision as of 12:33, 30 June 2011

Description

This test verifies the vnc option vncconnect work as expected. See Anaconda_Boot_Options for more information.

Setup

  • Requires two systems able to communicate over the network, one to test the installation and a second to initiate the VNC client session
  • Install a VNC client application. The package tigervnc or vinager can be used. 
    yum install /usr/bin/vncviewer

How to test

  1. Boot the installer with the command-line option to connect the client named <host>, and optionally use port <port> (added as a kernel option in boot selection screen): 
    vnc vncconnect=<host>[:<port>]
  2. On another system that is accessible over the network, start a VNC client with reverse connections enabled. If using vncviewer (provided by tigervnc), use the following example. The command vinagre may also be used. 
    vncviewer -listen [port]
  3. Using the VNC client session, complete the installation as desired

Expected Results

  1. Anaconda starts and attempts to initiate a VNC connection on the specified host and port 
    Running anaconda 15.31, the Fedora system installer - please wait.              
09:16:44 Starting VNC...                                                        
09:16:45 The VNC server is now running.                                         
09:16:45                                                                        
                                                                                
You chose to connect to a listening vncviewer.                                  
This does not require a password to be set.  If you                             
set a password, it will be used in case the connection                          
to the vncviewer is unsuccessful                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
09:16:45 Attempting to connect to vnc client on host 192.168.1.17...            
09:16:45 Will try to connect again in 15 seconds...                             
09:17:00 Will try to connect again in 15 seconds...
  2. After starting the VNC client with reverse connections enabled, a successful VNC connection is established between the installing system, and your VNC client. Output similar to the following will be visible on the installing systems console. 
    09:17:15 Connected!                                                             
Press <enter> for a shell                                                       
09:17:15 Starting graphical installation.
  3. VNC works normally during installation (mouse, keyboard)
  4. Anaconda completes successfully
  5. Reboot successfully into installed system
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