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Create post-reboot success check #1

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opened 2023-10-29 19:15:43 -04:00 by ashish · 0 comments
ashish commented 2023-10-29 19:15:43 -04:00
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No validation exists for router reboot functionality. Currently there is no way of knowing whether the restart function has succeeded or failed after execution.

A validation check can be implemented by validating that the router is unreachable X seconds after the reboot. Since the reboot is only triggered if the LAN is reachable but internet is down, this is an effective method of determining success or failure.

No validation exists for router reboot functionality. Currently there is no way of knowing whether the restart function has succeeded or failed after execution. A validation check can be implemented by validating that the router is unreachable X seconds after the reboot. Since the reboot is only triggered if the LAN is reachable but internet is down, this is an effective method of determining success or failure.
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