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Test if USB Ethernet adapter works. You'll need a USB network adapter for this test. | |description=Test if USB Ethernet adapter works. You'll need a USB network adapter for this test. | ||
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# Boot the system | # Boot the system | ||
# Plug in the USB adapter | # Plug in the USB adapter | ||
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# An appropriate kernel module is loaded (if not already) for your device | # An appropriate kernel module is loaded (if not already) for your device | ||
# Additional Ethernet interface appears (such as eth1) | # Additional Ethernet interface appears (such as eth1) | ||
# You're able to use the new interface with NetworkManager or ifconfig | # You're able to use the new interface with NetworkManager or ifconfig | ||
# You have network connectivity (or Internet access) | # You have network connectivity (or Internet access) | ||
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[[Category: | [[Category:USB_test_cases]] | ||
[[Category:Networking]] | [[Category:Networking]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:10, 1 March 2012
Description
Test if USB Ethernet adapter works. You'll need a USB network adapter for this test.
How to test
- Boot the system
- Plug in the USB adapter
Expected Results
- An appropriate kernel module is loaded (if not already) for your device
- Additional Ethernet interface appears (such as eth1)
- You're able to use the new interface with NetworkManager or ifconfig
- You have network connectivity (or Internet access)