AutoTest App and Profiles

AutoTest is the most comprehensive NetAlly testing application on CyberScope Air. You can quickly run a variety of test types and save their configurations and network credentials for access whenever you need them. The app is fully customizable with test "Profiles" for Wi-Fi and wireless Air Quality network connections, as well as individual Test Targets.

AutoTest establishes the Wi-Fi Test Port connections also used by other testing apps.

AutoTest results are automatically uploaded to Link-Live Cloud Service after you claim your CS Air.

AutoTest Topics

This chapter describes AutoTest Profiles, screens, settings, and test results.

See the Overview of how AutoTest works below or skip to one of the following topics:

Main AutoTest Screen

AutoTest Settings and Profile Groups

Factory Default EZ Profiles

Adding and Configuring Profiles

Periodic AutoTest

Wi-Fi AutoTest Profiles

DHCP, DNS, and Gateway Tests

Test Targets

AutoTest Overview

AutoTest consists of three distinct testing levels: Test Targets, Profiles, and Profile Groups. You can create as many Profile Groups, Profiles, and Test Targets as you need.

At the bottom level is a set of individual Test Targets that connect to network services, such as a web app or FTP site. A Test Target defines parameters including type, target URL/IP address, port number, and Pass/Fail thresholds. More complex tests, like HTTP, allow further Pass/Fail criteria, such as strings that must or must not be contained in the HTTP body.

A Test Target can be added to and used in any number of Profiles.

A Profile contains a series of individual network tests. There are two Profile types: Wi-Fi and Air Quality. Wi-Fi Profiles include connection tests and credentials for a Wi-Fi network. Air Quality is a passive scan of your wireless environment. Profiles provide an automated and consistent way to verify a network from layer 1 through layer 7.

A Profile can be added to and used in any number of Profile Groups.

A Profile Group is a custom-named collection of Profiles. Profile Groups are designed to allow further automation for testing multiple networks or network elements with a single tap of the START button.

A Test Target can be in any number of Profiles, and a Profile can be in any number of Profile Groups.

For example, you can:

  • Test multiple Wi-Fi SSIDs from a single location.

  • Test Wi-Fi access from a conference room.