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Broken Tests - Expect NO_CONN, Get PLAIN_DIALB

Description

The common theme is that both servers support dialback, and atleast one of the servers possesses an invalid certificate.


The following scenarios produce the outcome described:

Local:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: MISSING

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Remote:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: INVALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Local:

  • Encryption: REQUIRED

  • Certificate: MISSING

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Remote:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: INVALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Local:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: INVALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Remote:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: INVALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Local:

  • Encryption: REQUIRED

  • Certificate: INVALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Remote:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: INVALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Local:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: INVALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Remote:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: VALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Local:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: VALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Remote:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: INVALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Local:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: VALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Remote:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: INVALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Local:

  • Encryption: REQUIRED

  • Certificate: VALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

Remote:

  • Encryption: OPTIONAL

  • Certificate: INVALID

  • Dialback: SUPPORTED

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Created June 19, 2023 at 9:51 AM
Updated November 14, 2023 at 10:28 AM
Resolved November 14, 2023 at 10:28 AM