Quick Test

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Access level 2 or above is required to run the available tests in QuickTest.

The Quick Test feature allows users to run multiple network tests, including checking the availability of remote servers and scanning for nearby mobile networks.

It also displays operational information about all TNA network interfaces: Ethernet, Mobile, and Wi-Fi.

Ethernet Connection

This section shows the current state of the interface, and allows the user to perform tests which check if a TCP and WTLS connection can be established to the corresponding server.

The result of the tests is displayed for each server independently with a status indicator. To test the ethernet connection, do the following:

1. On the TNA Web Server, navigate to build Operations > QuickTest

2. Under the Ethernet Connection tab, there are two sections with the following information:

The Ethernet 0 Tests section allows users to verify network connectivity by testing TCP and WTLS connections to predefined servers. Each row corresponds to a specific server, identified by its name and address. The available tests include: Internet Access, Key Server, Node 1, and Node 2.

3. Click on Test next the corresponding server to run the selected test individually. The following table indicates the different states of the test:

Status	Description
radio_button_unchecked	The test is still not performed.
radio_button_checked	The test is disabled and cannot be performed.
radio_button_checked	The test has failed.
radio_button_checked	The test is successful.

4. (Optional) Click on Test all to run tests for all listed servers in sequence

The Ethernet Access section displays the current status and configuration of the Ethernet interface. This information is useful to confirm that the TNA is connected to a network and receiving the correct settings:

Field	Description
MAC address	The Mac address of the TNA that is used for network identification.
DHCP	This indicates whether DHCP is enabled to automatically obtain network settings.
IP address	The current IP address assigned to the interface.
Gateway	The IP address of the default gateway used to route traffic outside the local network.
Subnet mask	This defines the local network range used to determine which IP addresses are local.
DNS server 1-3	The DNS servers used to resolve domain names. Up to three servers may be used.
Link	Displays the current link status and speed of the ethernet connection.

Mobile Connection

This section shows the current state of the interface, and allows the user to perform tests which check if a TCP and WTLS connection can be established to the corresponding server.

The result of the tests is displayed for each server independently with a status indicator. To test the mobile connection, do the following:

1. On the TNA Web Server, navigate to build Operations > QuickTest

2. Navigate to the Mobile Connection tab, there are two sections with the following information:

The Mobile Tests section allows users to verify mobile connectivity by testing TCP and WTLS connections to predefined servers. Each row corresponds to a specific server, identified by its name and address. The available tests include: Internet Access, Key Server, Node 1, and Node 2.

3. Click on Test next the corresponding server to run the selected test individually. The following table indicates the different states of the test:

Status	Description
radio_button_unchecked	The test is still not performed.
radio_button_checked	The test is disabled and cannot be performed.
radio_button_checked	The test has failed.
radio_button_checked	The test is successful.

4. (Optional) Click on Test all to run tests for all listed servers in sequence

The Mobile Access section displays the current status and configuration details for the mobile connection. This helps confirm whether the mobile modem is properly registered on a network and ready to transmit data:

Field	Description
Modem	This identifies the installed mobile modem by model and firmware.
APN	The Access Point Name used to establish a connection with the mobile network.
SIM	This indicates the presence and status of the SIM card.
Status	This indicates the current state of the mobile connection.
Signal	The Signal strength shown in bars, ASU, and dBm. Higher values (less negative dBm) indicate stronger signal.
Technology	The mobile network type.
Used MCC/MNC	The Mobile Country Code and Mobile Network Code used by the connected network.

5. (Optional) Click on Refresh to update the displayed information

Wi-Fi Connection

This section shows the current state of the interface, and allows the user to perform tests which check if a TCP and WTLS connection can be established to the corresponding server.

The result of the tests is displayed for each server independently with a status indicator. To test the Wi-Fi connection, do the following:

1. On the TNA Web Server, navigate to build Operations > QuickTest

2. Navigate to the Wi-Fi Connection tab, there are two sections with the following information:

The Wi-Fi Tests section allows users to verify Wi-Fi connectivity by testing TCP and WTLS connections to predefined servers. Each row corresponds to a specific server, identified by its name and address. The available tests include: Internet Access, Key Server, Node 1, and Node 2.

3. Click on Test next the corresponding server to run the selected test individually. The following table indicates the different states of the test:

Status	Description
radio_button_unchecked	The test is still not performed.
radio_button_checked	The test is disabled and cannot be performed.
radio_button_checked	The test has failed.
radio_button_checked	The test is successful.

4. (Optional) Click on Test all to run tests for all listed servers in sequence

The Wi-Fi Access section displays the current status and configuration details for the wireless interface. This helps confirm that the device is properly connected to a wireless network and receiving network settings:

Field	Description
Adapter	The model of the connected Wi-Fi adapter.
Client adapters	This lists Wi-Fi adapters configured in client mode.
AP adapters	This lists Wi-Fi adapters configured in access point mode. If none, this will be blank.
Status	This indicates whether the Wi-Fi interface is active.
Mode	The connection role of the device (e.g., Client).
SSID	The name of the Wi-Fi network to which the device is connected.
Signal Level	The received signal strength measured in dBm. Higher (less negative) values indicate better signal quality.
Channel	The wireless channel used by the access point.
DHCP	This shows whether the device is using DHCP to obtain network settings.
IP address	The current IP address assigned via Wi-Fi.
Subnet mask	This indicates the local network range.
Gateway	The default gateway for routing traffic outside the Wi-Fi network.
DNS server 1--3	The DNS servers used to resolve domain names. Up to three entries may be used.

TCP Port Scanner

This tab allows the user to perform tests which check if a TCP connection to a specific IP address and port can be established using the available network interfaces.

To use the TCP Port Scanner, do the following:

1. On the TNA Web Server, navigate to build Operations > QuickTest

2. Navigate to the TCP Port Scanner tab

3. Choose one the available interfaces: Ethernet 0, Ethernet 1, Mobile, or Wi-Fi

4. Enter the IP address and Port in their corresponding fields

5. Click on Scan

Mobile Network Scanner

This tab allows users to scan for available mobile networks in the nearby area. It provides a list of available mobile operators along with the registration status and the technology type.

1. On the TNA Web Server, navigate to build Operations > QuickTest

2. Navigate to the Mobile Network Scanner tab

3. Click on Scan mobile networks

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Mobile network scanning may take up to 3 minutes.

After the scan is complete, each found network is presented with the following information:

• The Operator
• The Registration Status
• The Access Technology

Help

This tab provides a summary of the features available in QuickTest. It explains the purpose of each tab, including network test functionalities, interface status displays, and scanning options. Users can refer to this section for an overview of what each function does and how to interpret test results.