Integration test for Syslogd's new-suspect-on-message in Minion environment
Description
We need to write an integration test that sends a syslog message to a Minion from an unmanaged IP address while Syslogd's new-suspect-on-message option is set to "true". The test should verify that the node is provisioned and managed. The expected workflow is:
A syslog UDP message is sent to a Minion in Location "ABC".
The event is serialized as a DTO and sent to the OpenNMS machine.
The syslog receiver on OpenNMS will look up the source IP address in the InterfaceToNodeCache and it will not find a node ID for the location/IP address.
The syslog receiver will convert the DTO into an OpenNMS event without a node ID.
The syslog receiver will generate a newSuspect event for the IP address with Location "ABC".
Provisiond will handle the newSuspect event.
Detector and SNMP calls during the node scan will be sent over the Minion RPC channels.
Provisiond will create a new node marked with Location "ABC" that has a managed interface with the source IP address of the syslog message.
All subsequent syslog messages sent from the Minion to OpenNMS should be associated with that node ID by the OpenNMS syslog receiver.
This test has been failing ever since it was merged to develop so I've temporarily marked it as @Ignore. Maybe there has been a change in behavior in the latest develop code and the test needs to be updated. It's possible that this test has a bad race condition but it was passing afaik on its own branch build.
We need to write an integration test that sends a syslog message to a Minion from an unmanaged IP address while Syslogd's new-suspect-on-message option is set to "true". The test should verify that the node is provisioned and managed. The expected workflow is:
A syslog UDP message is sent to a Minion in Location "ABC".
The event is serialized as a DTO and sent to the OpenNMS machine.
The syslog receiver on OpenNMS will look up the source IP address in the InterfaceToNodeCache and it will not find a node ID for the location/IP address.
The syslog receiver will convert the DTO into an OpenNMS event without a node ID.
The syslog receiver will generate a newSuspect event for the IP address with Location "ABC".
Provisiond will handle the newSuspect event.
Detector and SNMP calls during the node scan will be sent over the Minion RPC channels.
Provisiond will create a new node marked with Location "ABC" that has a managed interface with the source IP address of the syslog message.
All subsequent syslog messages sent from the Minion to OpenNMS should be associated with that node ID by the OpenNMS syslog receiver.