[action] [PR:16645] [sanity-check] Add IPv4 MGMT reachability check #16649
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Description of PR
Summary:
Recently, we observed some DUT lost IPv4 MGMT reachability. However, since it's still IPv6 MGMT reachable, the issue is hard to be noticed.
To catch such issue, this PR introduces IPv4 MGMT sanity check. If the device has IPv4 MGMT IP assigned but it's unreachable, then sanity_check will fail the testcase.
Type of change
Back port request
Approach
What is the motivation for this PR?
Recently, we observed some DUT lost IPv4 MGMT reachability. However, since it's still IPv6 MGMT reachable, the issue is hard to be noticed.
How did you do it?
To catch such issue, this PR introduces IPv4 MGMT sanity check. If the device has IPv4 MGMT IP assigned but it's unreachable, then sanity_check will fail the testcase.
How did you verify/test it?
Verified by run
test_bgp_fact
with sanity_check.When DUT IPv4 MGMT is reachable, sanity_check will pass and we can see below logs:
If manually remove the DUT IPv4 MGMT address from eth0, then sanity_check fails with below error logs:
Any platform specific information?
Supported testbed topology if it's a new test case?
Documentation