Assigning and Configuring Tests
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Assigning and Configuring Tests
An available test describes what the device agent can execute. Assigning it to a device creates a configured test with the parameter values required for that device.
1. Open the Device
- Open the dashboard.
- Select Devices from the top navigation bar.
- Select the device ID.
The Available tests (from agent manifests) table shows the manifests reported by the device agent.
2. Find the Test
Use Filter available tests by ID or name to find the required test.
Review its runner, entry point, timeout, tags, and parameter names before assigning it.
You can also use Available Tests in the top navigation bar to inspect every test reported by a selected device. That page is read-only; tests are assigned from the device details page.
3. Select and Configure the Test
Under Add test to device:
- Select the test from the list.
- Review each displayed parameter and its default value.
- Replace any value that must be different for this device.
- Select Add selected available test.
For the network_interface_check example, set interface_name to the interface that exists on the target, such as eth0 or eno1.
Boolean parameters provide true and false options. Number and integer parameters accept numeric values. Empty optional values use the manifest configuration when available.
4. Confirm the Assigned Test
The test appears under Assigned tests on device (unique test IDs). Confirm the following values:
- Assigned Test ID: unique identifier for this configured test.
- Available Test ID: manifest ID reported by the agent.
- Name and Runner: test information from the manifest.
- Parameters: values that will be passed to the script.
The assigned test is now ready to run by itself or to be included in a test suite.
5. Remove an Assigned Test
To remove a configured test, select Delete in its row.
Removing an assigned test does not delete its script or manifest from the embedded device. The test remains available and can be assigned again with new parameter values.
Next Step
You now have a test configured for the target device. Continue to Creating Test Suites to combine configured tests into one validation sequence.