Add support for non-DHCP capable devices - #1618
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… IP address of 10.10.10.100/24 and default gateway of 10.10.10.1 Update comments Clear cached device.ip_addr from previous runs This hadn't been required with DHCP-capable devices as device.ip_addr would be set in each run during the DHCP DORA process. With non-DHCP devices this process doesn't happen, and so requires clearing each time to avoid cached values. Add active ARP solicitation to connection_switch_arp_inspection Statically IP addressed devices may not offer a gratuitous ARP during boot and so this enhancement solicits an ARP response from the DUT if none are present during startup and monitoring captures Add early return in the DHCP related tests to cater for non-DHCP devices Remove superfluous ping from static IP check
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This feature adds support for non-DHCP devices to progress to the Monitoring phase by soliciting an ARP response from a hardcoded, pre-specified to the end user, IP address of 10.10.10.100/24.
The DHCP related tests are duly not run if a non-DHCP device is detected.
DHCP devices are unaffected and still able to progress to Monitoring as normal if detected.