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Carry over tests from H-release

S.NoTopicDescriptionDependencyTesterStatusRemarks
NSMF_18Service instantiation (Option 1) - Reuse existing NSINSMF (SO) triggers OOF for obtaining Slice Profiles for the new Service Profile when an existing NSI is reused, and OOF provides the Slice Profiles.


A fix was provided in SO (NSMF) (SO-3629) which will officially be available on H-release-MNT.
NSMF_16Service instantiation (Option 2) - New NSINSMF (SO) triggers External RAN NSSMF with modifyNSSI operation via the NSSMF adaptor (it also sends info of NSSI to be reused), and RAN NSSI is updated successfully. RAN EP info is updated in AAI by NSMF Adaptor.



NSMF_17Service instantiation (Option 1) - Reuse existing NSINSMF (SO) triggers OOF for NSI selection (passing Service Profile, NST and sub-net capabilities), resulting in OOF providing details of existing NSI to be reused in the response.



NSMF_18Service instantiation (Option 1) - Reuse existing NSINSMF (SO) triggers OOF for obtaining Slice Profiles for the new Service Profile when an existing NSI is reused, and OOF provides the Slice Profiles.



Integration Testing Matrix

  1. Design - Option 1, Option 2
  2. Instantiation - create new NSI (not-shared, no match with shared, all matching are not-shared, different coverageArea so not matching)
    1. RAN NSSI - new, Core NSSI - new, TN BH NSSI - new
      1. RAN NF NSSI - new, ??
    2. RAN NSSI - reuse, Core NSSI - new, TN BH NSSI - new
    3. RAN NSSI - new, Core NSSI - reuse, TN BH NSSI - new
    4. RAN NSSI - new, Core NSSI - new, TN BH NSSI - reuse
    5. RAN NSSI - reuse, Core NSSI - reuse, TN BH NSSI - new
    6. RAN NSSI - reuse, Core NSSI - new, TN BH NSSI - reuse
    7. RAN NSSI - new, Core NSSI - reuse, TN BH NSSI - reuse
    8. RAN NSSI - reuse, Core NSSI - reuse, TN BH NSSI - reuse (but all 3 are not part of same NSI, otherwise that NSI would have been reused)
  3. Instantiation - reuse existing NSI
  4. Activation
  5. Deactivation
  6. Termination
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