QA:Testcase NM Ethernet  From FedoraProject  Jump to:
navigation, search    This test case cover Ethernet connection
configuration via desktop GUIs. Both Gnome and KDE have similar
GUI configuration tools with almost same options.   Have LAN
connection available, preferably with IPv4/IPv6 dualstack
support.  How to test    1. Connect the ethernet cable. Then run
ping and if you have IPv6 connection also: ping6   2. Disable
and re-enable ethernet interface via Network Manager applet
(Gnome or KDE) and run ping(s) again.   3. Open "Options..."
dialog in Gnome's "Network Settings" or "Edit..." dialog in
KDE's "Network Management Settings". Configure IPv4/IPv6
address, gateway(s) and DNS(s) manually and run ping(s) again.
Expected Results    1. If network has DHCP server running, you
should get an IP Address, Default Route (gateway) and DNS
addresses automatically. Check this via "Network Settings" in
Gnome or "Network Management" applet in KDE and in terminal by
running commands: ip address, ip route and ip -6