server/site_tests/network_VPN/000VPNGenesis

# Copyright (c) 2011 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.
#
# An example of how to set up an OpenVPN VPN from the Client (DUT),
# through the Router to to the Server.
#

{ "name":"VPNGenesis",
  "steps":[
    #  Create WiFi connection from Client to Router.
    [ "create",         { "type":"hostap" } ],
    [ "config",         { "channel":"2412", "mode":"11b" } ],
    [ "connect",        { "security":"none" } ],

    # Create Client & Server VPN configurations.
    #
    #   o Install certficiates files on Server, and Client.
    #   o Create VPN configuration on the Server.

    [ "install_files",     { "system" : "server",
                             "files" :
                                 { "/tmp/vpn-ca.crt":
                                       site_eap_certs.ca_cert_1,
                                   "/tmp/vpn-server.crt":
                                       site_eap_certs.server_cert_1,
                                   "/tmp/vpn-server.key":
                                       site_eap_certs.server_private_key_1,
                                   "/tmp/vpn-dh1024.pem":
                                       site_eap_certs.dh1024_pem_key_1
                                   }}],
    [ "install_files",     { "system" : "client",
                             "files" :
                                 { "/tmp/vpn-ca.crt":
                                       site_eap_certs.ca_cert_1,
                                   "/tmp/vpn-client.crt":
                                       site_eap_certs.client_cert_1,
                                   "/tmp/vpn-client.key":
                                       site_eap_certs.client_private_key_1
                                   }}],

    # Configure and launch the VPN server.  Automatically kills any
    # previously running server.
    #
    # There are two vpn_server_config() uses to ensure that the
    # internal configuration is persistent across invocations.
    #
    [ "vpn_server_config", { "kind" : "openvpn",
                             "config" :
                                 { "port":"1194",
                                   "proto":"udp",
                                   "dev":"tun",
                                   "ca":"/tmp/vpn-ca.crt",
                                   "cert":"/tmp/vpn-server.crt",
                                   "key":"/tmp/vpn-server.key",
                                   "dh":"/tmp/vpn-dh1024.pem",
                                   "server":"10.8.0.0 255.255.255.0",
                                   "ifconfig-pool-persist":"/tmp/ipp.txt",
                                   "keepalive":"10 120",
                                   "persist-key":"",
                                   "persist-tun":"",
                                   "status":"/tmp/openvpn-status.log",
                                   "verb":"0"
                                   }
                             }],
    # Having two vpn_server_config invocations back-to-back results in
    # a failure with 'pkill' right after an rspro boot.  There seems
    # to be some significant latency when starting the first time, so
    # slow the system down a tad to avoid spurious errors.
    [ "sleep", { "time": "1" } ],
    [ "vpn_server_config", { "kind" : "openvpn",
                             "config" : { "comp-lzo":"" }
                             }],
    #  Launch the VPN Client.
    [ "vpn_client_load_tunnel" ],
    [ "vpn_client_config", { "kind":"openvpn",
                             "files":{
                                 "ca-certificate":"/tmp/vpn-ca.crt",
                                 "client-certificate":"/tmp/vpn-client.crt",
                                 "client-key":"/tmp/vpn-client.key" },
                             "remote-cert-tls":"none"
                            }],
    # Verify the client is connected to the server
    [ "client_ping",       { "ping_ip":"10.8.0.1",
                             "count":"10" } ],

    # Ensure the VPN also works with the client-side default of
    # '--remote-cert-tls server'.
    [ "vpn_client_config", { "kind":"openvpn",
                             "files":{
                                "ca-certificate":"/tmp/vpn-ca.crt",
                                "client-certificate":"/tmp/vpn-client.crt",
                                "client-key":"/tmp/vpn-client.key" },
                            }],
    # Verify the client is connected to the server
    [ "client_ping",       { "ping_ip":"10.8.0.1",
                             "count":"10" } ],

    [ "vpn_server_kill" ],       # Shut down the VPN Server.
    [ "vpn_client_kill" ],       # Shut down the VPN Client.
    [ "disconnect" ],            # Disconnect WiFi setup
    ],
}