| Text | Test-case name: maas/maas-001
This test will check that the MAAS server can be installed from packages.
- Please ensure you have the lastest Ubuntu development version in a dedicated machine
- Please ensure you have full control over the network
- Please ensure you have internet access or a local mirror of the Ubuntu archive
- Install MAAS, in a terminal type: "sudo apt-get install maas maas-dhcp maas-dns"
- After some minutes, it shows a dialog with the IP of the MAAS server
- Press enter and let it finish the installation
- Visit the MAAS interface in your browser http://IP/MAAS
- MAAS interface display a warning telling no admin user has been created
- Run "sudo maas createsuperuser" in your MAAS computer and fill the input fields
- MAAS interface ask your credentials
- Fill the input fields and press "Login"
- Could you login into the MAAS server using the admin account created previously?
- You get a free of warnings index page?
Test-case name: maas/maas-002
This test will check that the MAAS server can be installed from the Ubuntu Server iso.
- Please ensure you have the latest Ubuntu Server development version in an iso
- Please ensure you have a dedicated machine
- Please ensure you have full control over the network
- Please ensure you have internet access or a local mirror of the Ubuntu archive
- Boot up the iso using a CD/DVD or USB Key
- Language selector boot screen is displayed
- Choose your prefered language
- Language is selected and string are translated
- In the main boot menu select "Multiple server install with MAAS"
- Language selector for the installer is displayed
- Choose your prefered language
- Location selector is displayed
- Select your location
- Keyboard selector is displayed
- At configure keyboard page, select NO
- A list with countries is displayed
- Select the country of the keyboard
- A list with keyboard layouts is displayed
- Select the keyboard layout
- Installer downloads components and later ask for a hostname
- Select hostname ubuntu as default
- A menu asking for listing or creating a new MAAS server is displayed
- Select "Create a new MAAS on this server"
- Name window is displayed
- Insert the name for the new user
- User window is displayed
- Insert the user for the account
- Password input window is displayed
- Choose a password
- Password input window is displayed
- Reinsert the password
- A window asking for encrypting the /home partition is displayed
- At encrypt request select NO
- Timezone window is displayed
- Verify or setup the timezone
- Installer downloads components and later ask for a partition layout
- At partitioning select "Guided - Use entire disk"
- Partition window display the disks available
- Select disk to partition
- A confirmation window is displayed
- At "Write changes to disks", verify that everythings is right and select YES
- Installer downloads and installs packages needed to compute next step
- At "http proxy" request, let it blank and press enter
- Installer asks to activate the "Automatic updates"
- At managing upgrades select "No automatic updates"
- After some minutes, it shows a dialog with the IP of the MAAS server
- Press enter and let it finish the installation
- A grub dialog is displayed
- Answer 'Yes' to the 'Install the GRUB boot loader to the master boot record?' question
- A dialog asking for UTC setup is displayed
- Select 'Yes' to the 'Is the system clock set to UTC? question
- A final dialog is displayed indicating the installation is complete
- Select 'Continue'
- The computer get restarted
- After the machine got restarted, wait for the login screen and enter your user credentials
- Type "ifconfig" and look for the ip assigned to the machine
- Visit the MAAS interface in your browser http://IP/MAAS
- MAAS interface display a warning telling no admin user has been created
- Run "sudo maas createsuperuser" in your MAAS computer and fill the input fields
- MAAS interface ask your credentials
- Fill the input fields and press "Login"
- Could you login into the MAAS server using the admin account created during previously?
- Run "sudo maas createsuperuser" in your MAAS computer and fill the input fields
- MAAS interface ask your credentials
- Fill the input fields and press "Login"
- Could you login into the MAAS server using the admin account created previously?
- You get a free of warnings index page?
Test-case name: maas/maas-003
depends: maas/maas-001
depends: maas/maas-002
This test will check that an admin can add a new user to the MAAS server.
- Open the main page to the MAAS server: http://IP/MAAS
- Login with the admin account, defined in maas-001 or maas-002
- A web page is loaded which shows 0 as the total number of nodes
- Click the settings icon on the right side
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server
- Click the 'Add user' button
- A web page is loaded which asks the details of a new user
- Fill in the required fields, use 'ubuntuser' as the username
- Click the 'Add user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server and the new 'ubuntuser' user
- Log out from MAAS, click you admin name (root by default) and select 'logout'
- A web page is loaded which asks for login credentials
- Log back in using the username 'ubuntuser' and password created previously
- Did you successfully login into the MAAS server with the user created?
Test-case name: maas/maas-004
depends: maas/maas-001
depends: maas/maas-002
This test will check that an admin can add an admin user to the MAAS server.
- Open the main page to the MAAS server: http://IP/MAAS
- Login with the admin account, defined in maas-001 or maas-002
- A web page is loaded which shows 0 as the total number of nodes
- Click the settings icon on the right side
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server
- Click the 'Add user' button
- A web page is loaded which asks the details of a new user
- Fill in the required fields and mark the 'MAAS administrator' field, use 'ubuntuadm' as username
- Click the 'Add user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server and the new 'ubuntuadm' user, it must have the word 'yes' in the column of 'MAAS Admin'
- Log out from MAAS, click you admin name (root by default) and select 'logout'
- A web page is loaded which asks for login credentials
- Log back in using the username 'ubuntuadm' and password created previously
- Did you successfully login into the MAAS server with the admin user created?
Test-case name: maas/maas-005
depends: maas/maas-001
depends: maas/maas-002
depends: maas/maas-003
This test will check that an admin can edit an user account from the MAAS server.
- Open the main page to the MAAS server: http://IP/MAAS
- Login with the admin account, defined in maas-001 or maas-002
- A web page is loaded which shows 0 as the total number of nodes
- Click the settings icon on the right side
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server
- Click on the 'ubuntuser' user
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about 'ubuntuser'
- Click the 'Edit user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows input fields with information about 'ubuntuser'
- Change the username from 'ubuntuser' to 'ubuser'
- Click in the 'Save user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server and the 'ubuser' username is listed instead of 'ubuntuser'
- Click on the 'ubuser' user
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about 'ubuser'
- Click the 'Edit user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows input fields with information about 'ubuser'
- Change the password for the 'ubuser' account
- Click in the 'Change password' button
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server and the 'ubuser' username is listed
- Click on the 'ubuser' user
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about 'ubuser'
- Click the 'Edit user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows input fields with information about 'ubuser'
- Mark the 'MAAS administrator' checkbox
- Click in the 'Save user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server and the 'ubuser' username is listed as 'MAAS administrator'
- Log out from MAAS, click your admin name (root by default) and select 'logout'
- A web page is loaded which asks for login credentials
- Log back in using the username 'ubuser' and password edited previously
- Did you successfully login into the MAAS server with the 'ubuser' account?
Test-case name: maas/maas-006
depends: maas/maas-001
depends: maas/maas-002
depends: maas/maas-004
This test will check that an admin can edit an admin account from the MAAS server.
- Open the main page to the MAAS server: http://IP/MAAS
- Login with the admin account, defined in maas-001 or maas-002
- A web page is loaded which shows 0 as the total number of nodes
- Click the settings icon on the right side
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server
- Click on the 'ubuntuadm' user
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about 'ubuntuadm'
- Click the 'Edit user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows input fields with information about 'ubuntuser'
- Change the username from 'ubuntuadm' to 'ubuadm'
- Click in the 'Save user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server and the 'ubuadm' username is listed instead of 'ubuntuadm'
- Click on the 'ubuadm' user
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about 'ubuadm'
- Click the 'Edit user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows input fields with information about 'ubuadm'
- Change the password for the 'ubuadm' account
- Click in the 'Change password' button
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server and the 'ubuadm' username is listed
- Click on the 'ubuadm' user
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about 'ubuadm'
- Click the 'Edit user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows input fields with information about 'ubuadm'
- Unmark the 'MAAS administrator' checkbox
- Click in the 'Save user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server and the 'ubuadm' username is listed as normal user
- Log out from MAAS, click your admin name (root by default) and select 'logout'
- A web page is loaded which asks for login credentials
- Log back in using the username 'ubuadm' and password edited previously
- Did you successfully login into the MAAS server with the 'ubuadm' account?
Test-case name: maas/maas-007
depends: maas/maas-001
depends: maas/maas-002
depends: maas/maas-004
depends: maas/maas-006
This test will check that an user can't edit nor delete any account from the MAAS server.
- Open the main page to the MAAS server: http://IP/MAAS
- Login with the username 'ubuadm' and password defined in maas-004 and maas-006
- A web page is loaded which shows 0 as the total number of nodes
- Go to http://IP/MAAS/settings/
- Do you see a login screen?
Test-case name: maas/maas-008
depends: maas/maas-001
depends: maas/maas-002
depends: maas/maas-003
depends: maas/maas-004
depends: maas/maas-005
depends: maas/maas-006
This test will check that an admin can delete user and admin accounts from the MAAS server.
- Open the main page to the MAAS server: http://IP/MAAS
- Login with the admin account, defined in maas-001 or maas-002
- A web page is loaded which shows 0 as the total number of nodes
- Click the settings icon on the right side
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server
- Click on the 'ubuadm' user
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about 'ubuadm'
- Click the 'Delete user' button
- A web page is loaded which asks for confirmation
- Click the 'Delete user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server and an announcement about the 'ubuadm' deleted user
- A web page is loaded which asks for confirmation
- Click the 'Delete user' button
- A web page is loaded which shows general information about the MAAS server and an announcement about the 'ubuadm' deleted user
- Did you successfully deleted both accounts?
If all actions produce the expected results listed, please submit a 'passed' result.
If an action fails, or produces an unexpected result, please submit a 'failed' result and file a bug. Please be sure to include the bug number when you submit your result.
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