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Name the test cases for reconnection.
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- Successful reconnection:
- Disconnect the network during an active connection.
- Restore the network.
- Check automatic reconnection.
- Check the preservation of state (if applicable).
- Unsuccessful reconnection:
- Disconnect the network.
- Do not restore the network.
- Check for error display or timeout of reconnection.
- Check user actions offered (retry, exit).
- Multiple reconnections/disconnections:
- Cycle the network on and off.
- Check the stability of reconnection during frequent network state changes.
- IP address change:
- Disconnect the network.
- Change the IP address on the other end of the connection (if possible).
- Restore the network.
- Check reconnection to the new IP.
- Different network conditions:
- Low bandwidth.
- High latency.
- Packet loss.
- Check reconnection behavior under degraded network conditions.
- Reconnection timeout:
- Disconnect the network.
- Leave it disconnected longer than the timeout period.
- Check for timeout occurrence and appropriate action.
- Reconnection after long idle period:
- Keep the connection active but without data exchange for a long time.
- Disconnect the network.
- Restore the network.
- Check reconnection.
- Reconnection under high load:
- Generate high load on server/client during active connection.
- Disconnect the network.
- Restore the network.
- Check performance and success of reconnection under load.
- Reconnection with incorrect credentials (if applicable):
- Disconnect the network.
- Change credentials to incorrect ones.
- Restore the network.
- Check handling of failed reconnection due to incorrect data.
- Reconnection after application/system restart:
- Close/restart the application or system when disconnected.
- Restart the application/system.
- Check reconnection attempt on startup.