TGW 1.0.3 SystemAcceptanceTests

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System Acceptance Tests


Table of Contents

1. About this document.................... ............................. ............................ 5 1.1 Audience.................................... ............................. ............................. .... 5 1.2 Summary of changes................................. .............................. ................ 5

2. Preparing for system acceptance tests.................. ............................. 6 2.1 Browser versions ......................... ............................ ............................. ... 6 2.2 MMSC and SMSC timer settings............................ ............................ ..... 6 2.3 Bookmarks or Favorites for TGW browser applications .......................... 6 2.4 Logging in as administrator ........................ ........................... .................. 7

3. Performing system acceptance tests ............................. ..................... 8 3.1 Administrator or supervisor scenarios ......................... ............................ 8 3.1.1 Administrator login........................... ............................. ........................... 8 3.1.2 Supervisor login.............................. ............................. ............................ 8 3.1.3 MMS Application Administrator help...................... ............................. ..... 9 3.1.4 Modify admin password........ ............................ ............................. .......... 9 3.1.5 Modify supervisor password .......................... ............................. ........... 10 3.1.6 Create COSes .......................... ............................. ............................. ... 10 3.1.7 Modify COSes ....................................................................................... 11 3.1.8 Create subscribers ......................... ............................. .......................... 12 3.1.9 Subscriber searches..... ............................. ............................. ............... 13 3.1.10 Modify subscriber ............................ ............................. ......................... 14

3.1.11 Modify subscriber password .......................... ............................. ........... 15 3.1.12 Deactivate/reactivate COSes ............................. .............................. ..... 16 3.1.13 Deactivate/reactivate subscriber ......................... ............................ ...... 18 3.1.14 Deactivating multiple subscribers ......................... ............................ ..... 19 3.1.15 View/Modify configuration parameters ........................... ....................... 20 3.1.16 View log files..................... ............................. ............................ ............ 21 3.1.17 Choose TGW events for CDRs, alarms, and log entries ....................... 21 3.2 WAP Subscriber Scenarios ......................... ............................ .............. 22 3.2.1 TGW WAP help ............................. ............................ ............................ 23 3.2.2 WAP New Messages save, browse, retrieve, and view......................... 23 3.2.3 WAP New Messages deletion ......................... ............................. ......... 24 3.2.4 WAP Personal Album forwarding to another MMT............................ .... 24 3.2.5 WAP Personal Album forwarding to an e-mail address.............. ........... 25 3.2.6 WAP Personal Album forwarding to multiple MMTs........................... ... 26 3.2.7 WAP Personal Album forwarding to a non TGW subscriber ................. 26 3.2.8 WAP Personal Album deleting messages .......................... ................... 27 3.2.9 WAP Personal Album deleting multiple messages..... ........................... 27 3.2.10 Act on New Messages album, save to the Personal Album, and

act on messages in the Personal Album ............................. .................. 28 3.3 Web Subscriber Scenarios ......................... ............................. .............. 29 3.3.1 TGW Web subscriber help ......................... ............................ ............... 29



3.3.2 Web New Messages send, browse, retrieve, and savemultimedia messages ......................... ............................. ...................... 29

3.3.3 Web New Messages deleting multimedia messages.............................30 3.3.4 Web Personal Album forwarding multimedia messages........................30 3.3.5 Web Personal Album forwarding to an e-mail address........ .................. 31 3.3.6 Web Personal Album forwarding to multiple MMTs ............................ ... 31 3.3.7 Web Personal Album forwarding to a non TGW subscriber .................. 32 3.3.8 Web Personal Album deleting multimedia messages.......... .................. 32 3.3.9 Web Personal Album compose and forward a multimedia

message ......................... ............................ ............................. .............. 33 3.3.10 Web Personal Album compose and forward a multimedia

message to multiple MMTs....................................................................33 3.3.11 Web Personal Album compose and forward multimedia

messages to multimedia MMTs and e-mail addresses.......................... 34 3.3.12 Web Personal Album deleting multiple multimedia messages in

one session............................................................................................34 3.3.13 Web New Messages / Personal Album browse, retrieve, and

save from the New Album to the Personal Album wheremessage is renamed..............................................................................35

3.3.14 Web New Messages / Personal Album multimedia messagessent to a MMT out of service can be retrieved on the Internet............... 35

4. Appendix - System acceptance test worksheets..............................37



Release Notes

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2. Preparing for system acceptance testsThe following sections describe the conditions that must exist before acceptancetesting begins.

2.1 Browser versions

The following software must be available when working in one of the TGWWeb interfaces:

1. If using Internet Explorer 5.5, you must install service pack 2 fromMicrosoft

2. If using Netscape, use version 4.7 or 6.1 to make full use of online Help

2.2 MMSC and SMSC timer settings

1. Messages go into a subscribers New Messages album after the MMSCretry timeout is reached. The default is usually 10 minutes. Check yourMMSC so you will know how long to wait for messages sent to a turnedoff MMT to get into the subscriber’s New Messages album (NA).

2. Make sure that the retry timer on the SMSC is set to a reasonable time period so that when a message cannot be delivered, the appropriate SMSis sent within an appropriate time period. If possible, you may want toset this timeout for 1 minute or so during this test period.

2.3 Bookmarks or Favorites for TGW browser applications

To access the MMS Application Administrator, type the following URL in your browser location field:

URL http://<TGW_server_name> <IP:port>/en/webadmin/




For quick access in future sessions, you might want to add the URL to your listof Favorites.

2.4 Logging in as administrator

For full administrative functionality, log in to MMS Application Administratoras administrator. Use the following user name and password:

• User name - admin

• Password - admin

To create and modify subscribers, log in to MMS Application Administrator assupervisor. Use the following user name and password:

• User name - supervisor

• Password - supervisor

To check modifications, type the following TGW Web Subscriber URL intoyour browser location field and add the URL to your favorites:

<http://<TGW_server_name> IP:port>/en/websubscriber/ .

Set up a favorite in your browser for the non TGW subscriber Web page at:

<http://<server_name> <IP:port>/en/webnonsubscriber/



Release Notes


3. Performing system acceptance testsPerform the following procedures in the order they are presented in the sections

below. Record your observations in the tables provided in the worksheet in theAppendix on page 37.

3.1 Administrator or supervisor scenarios

These scenarios help test the administrator and supervisor functionality. Be sureto use the context-sensitive and online Help as you perform the scenarios below.

3.1.1 Administrator login

Purpose

To verify the administrator can log in to the TGW with the default user nameand password.

Procedure

1. In your browser location field, enter the MMS Application AdministratorURL defined in your installation.

2. Log in to MMS Application Administrator with the user name admin and the password admin .

Expected results

The administrator will be logged in to TGW.

3.1.2 Supervisor login

Purpose

To verify the supervisor can log in to TGW with the default user name and password.

Procedure




1. In your browser location field, enter the MMS Application AdministratorURL:

2. Log in to MMS Application Administrator with the user name

supervisor and the password supervisor. Expected results

The supervisor will be logged in to TGW.

3.1.3 MMS Application Administrator help

Purpose

To verify that the TGW administrator and supervisor online Help systems areaccessible.

Procedure

1. Log in as Administrator.

2. Click the Help navigation button in the left panel.

3. Read all of the Help screens to learn about using the MMS ApplicationAdministrator.

4. Log in as supervisor and check the online Help available to thesupervisor.

Expected results

The administrator and supervisor Help systems display.

3.1.4 Modify admin password

Purpose

To verify that you can modify the administrator password.

Procedure

1. Log in as administrator.

2. Click the Admin Account navigation button on the left panel.

3. Click on the Administrator tab.

4. Modify the password by entering the current password, new password,and re-entering the new password.

5. Click the Change button.

6. Log out of MMS Application Administrator by clicking on the Log Outnavigation button on the left panel.

7. Log in to the MMS Application Administrator with the new password.



Release Notes


Expected results

You should be able to log in as administrator using the new password youdefined.

3.1.5 Modify supervisor password

Purpose

To verify that you can modify the supervisor password.

Procedure


2. Click the Admin Account navigation button on the left panel.

3. Click on the Supervisor tab.4. Modify the password by entering the current password, new password,

and re-entering the new password.

5. Click the Change button.

6. Log out of MMS Application Administrator by clicking on the Log Outnavigation button on the left panel.

7. Log in to the MMS Application Administrator as supervisor with the new password.

Expected Results

You should be able to log in as supervisor using the new password you defined.

3.1.6 Create COSes

Purpose

To verify that the administrator can create Class of Service plans.

Procedure


2. Click the Class of Service navigation button on the left panel.3. Click the Create New COS Plan option in the Class of Service Plans

toolbar.

4. Create a new COS which you would consider a basic service. Make surethat you fill in all required fields. Complete optional fields that you wouldnormally use. There are 2 screens, Step 1 of 2 (General tab) and Step 2of 2 (TGW tab).




5. Make the settings such that they can be tested on the subscriber. Forexample, make the NA and PA expiration three days, and the size of the

NA and PA small.

6. Create a second COS which you would consider a premium service. Fillin all required fields and others that you would normally use.

7. Enter settings that can be tested by the subscriber. For example, make the NA and PA expiration three days and the size of the NA and PA small.

8. During the evaluation period, make sure that messages expire for thedifferent COSes as you have defined and that the album size restrictionstake effect.

Expected results

Two Class of Service plans with different parameters will be created.

3.1.7 Modify COSes

Purpose

To verify that the Class of Service can be modified.

Procedure


2. Click the Class of Service navigation button on the left panel.

3. In the Class of Service Plans screen, select the basic COS plan created in

Test 3.4. Modify the COS.

5. Enter settings that can be tested by the subscriber. For example, changethe NA and PA expiration to 2 days and the size of the NA and PA to1MB.

6. Click the Update option in the toolbar.

7. In the Class of Service Plans screen, select the premium COS plancreated in Test 3.

8. Modify the COS.

9. Enter settings that can be tested on the subscriber. For example, changethe NA and PA expiration to 5 days and the size of the NA and PA to10MB.

Expected results

Both Classes of Services will be successfully modified.



Release Notes


3.1.8 Create subscribers

Purpose

To verify that the administrator and the supervisor can create subscribers.Procedure

1. Log in as supervisor.

2. Click the Subscribers navigation button on the left panel.

3. Click the Create New Subscriber option in the Subscriber Search Criteriatoolbar.

4. Create a new subscriber, making sure that you fill in all required fields.Complete any optional fields that you would normally use.

5. Assign the basic COS to the subscriber.

6. Click Finish on the toolbar.

7. Create another subscriber with the same last name, making sure that youfill in all required fields. Complete any optional fields that you wouldnormally use.

8. Assign the premium COS to the subscriber.

9. Log out of the MMS Application Administrator.

10. Log in as that subscriber by choosing the favorite in your browser for theTGW Subscriber page and typing in the user name and password youassigned to the subscriber created last.

11. Log out by clicking on the Log Out option in the toolbar of theMultimedia messages List screen.



14. Click the Create New Subscriber option in the Subscriber Search Criteriatoolbar.

15. Create a new subscriber, making sure that you fill in all required fields.Complete any optional fields that you would normally use.

16. Assign the basic COS to the subscriber.

17. Create another subscriber with the same address and e-mail address(make sure the device e-mail address is different).

18. Assign the premium COS to the subscriber.

19. Log in as that subscriber by choosing the favorite in your browser for theTGW Subscriber page and typing in the user name and password youassigned to the subscriber created last.





Expected results

Two subscribers are created by the administrator, and two subscribers arecreated by the supervisor.

3.1.9 Subscriber searches

Purpose

To verify that subscriber searches can be performed with all available criteria by both the administrator and the supervisor.

Procedure

1. Log in as supervisor.

2. Create a total of 51 subscribers (they do not have to be “real” with validMSISDNs and e-mail addresses).


4. Search for subscribers with the following choices in the Search for , textbox , Show , and Records per page fields:

Search for Text box Show Records

Last Name <last name shared by 2subscribers>

Active 50

User Name <specific user name of asubscriber>

Active 50

Last Name <blank field> All 50

MSISDN <+1country code of yoursubscribers>

All 50

5. Use the First, Previous, and Next buttons to see the pages of subscriberrecords.




9. Search for subscribers with the following choices in the Search for , textbox , Show , and Records per page fields:

Search for Text box Show Records

Last Name <last name shared by 2subscribers>

Active 50



Release Notes


User Name <specific user name of asubscriber>

Active 50

Last Name <blank field> All 50

MSISDN <+1country code of yoursubscribers>

All 50

Expected results

Each search displays the appropriate subscribers.

3.1.10 Modify subscriber

Purpose

To verify that the administrator and the supervisor can modify subscriber data.

Procedure



3. Search for a particular subscriber using MSISDN.

4. Select the subscriber.

5. Modify fields for the subscriber.

6. Log out from the MMS Application Administrator by clicking on the LogOut navigation button on the left panel.

7. Log in as that subscriber by choosing the favorite in your browser for theTGW subscriber page and typing in the user name and password youassigned to the modified subscriber.

8. Click on the My Settings option in the toolbar on the Messages Listscreen.

9. Validate the modified settings.

10. Log Out from the subscriber by clicking on the Log Out option in thetoolbar.

11. Log in to the MMS Application Administrator as supervisor.


13. Search for another subscriber via e-mail address.


15. Modify fields for the subscriber.





17. Log in as that subscriber by choosing the favorite in your browser for theTGW subscriber page and typing in the user name and password youassigned to the modified subscriber.

18. Click on the My Settings option in the toolbar on the Messages Listscreen.

19. Validate the modified settings.

20. Log Out from the subscriber by clicking on the Log Out option in thetoolbar.

Expected results

Personal data was modified for subscribers by both the administrator and thesupervisor.

3.1.11 Modify subscriber password

Purpose

To verify that the administrator and supervisor can change a subscriber’s password.

Procedure



3. Search for a particular subscriber using an e-mail address.


5. Click the Change Password button.

6. Modify the subscriber’s password.

7. Click the OK button in the pop-up.


9. Log in as that subscriber by choosing the favorite in your browser for theTGW subscriber page and typing in the user name and password youoriginally assigned to the subscriber. You should receive an error.

10. Log in as that subscriber typing in the user name and new passwordassigned to the subscriber.

11. Log out from the subscriber by clicking on the Log Out option in thetoolbar.

12. Log in to the MMS Application Administrator as supervisor.




Release Notes


14. Search for a particular subscriber using Class of Service (choose the premium service).


16. Click the Change Password button.17. Modify the subscriber’s password.

18. Click the OK button in the pop-up.


20. Log in as that subscriber by choosing the favorite in your browser for theTGW subscriber page and typing in the user name and password youoriginally assigned to the subscriber. You should receive an error.

21. Log in as that subscriber typing in the user name and new password

assigned to the subscriber.Expected results

Subscribers are able to log in to TGW with new passwords assigned by theadministrator and supervisor.

3.1.12 Deactivate/reactivate COSes

Purpose

To verify that Classes of Services can be deactivated and then reactivated.

Procedure



3. In the Class of Service Plans screen, select a basic service COS byclicking its name.

4. Click the Inactive button and then click the Update option in the toolbar.


6. Search for a subscriber in one of the premium COS plans using Class of

Service.7. Select a subscriber.

8. Attempt to assign the deactivated COS to the subscriber by choosing thedeactivated COS from the Class of Service drop down list (this shouldnot be possible).


10. In the Class of Service Plans screen, select the inactive basic service COS by clicking its name.




11. Click the Active button and then click the Update option in the toolbar.


13. Search for a subscriber in one of the premium COS plans via Class ofService.

14. Select a subscriber.

15. Assign the reactivated COS to the subscriber by choosing the newlyactivated COS from the Class of Service drop down list.


17. In the Class of Service Plans screen, select both basic service plans byclicking on their preceding check boxes.

18. Click the Deactivate option in the toolbar.


20. Search for a subscriber in one of the premium COS plans via Class ofService.


22. Attempt to assign the deactivated COS to the subscriber by choosing thedeactivated COS from the Class of Service drop down list (this shouldnot be possible).


24. In the Class of Service Plans screen, select one inactive basic serviceCOS by clicking its name.

25. Click the Active button and then click the Update option in the toolbar.


27. Search for a subscriber in one of the premium COS plans using Class ofService.


29. Assign the reactivated COS to the subscriber by choosing the newlyactivated COS from the Class of Service drop down list.

30. Log out from MMS Application Administrator.

31. Log in to MMS Application Administrator as administrator.


33. Search for the subscriber in the reactivated basic COS plan using Class ofService.


35. Verify the assignment of the subscriber to the basic COS.

Expected results



Release Notes


A Class of service is deactivated and no subscribers can be assigned to it. Whenthe Class of Service is reactivated, a subscriber can be assigned to that Class ofService.

3.1.13 Deactivate/reactivate subscriber

Purpose

To verify that subscribers can be deactivated and later reactivated.

Procedure



3. Search for the subscriber just assigned to the reactivated basic COS plan.

4. Select the subscriber by clicking on the subscriber’s name.

5. Click the Inactive button.

6. Log out of MMS Application Administrator.

7. Attempt to log in as the deactivated subscriber (you should not be able tolog in).

8. Log in to MMS Application Administrator as supervisor.


10. Search for a subscriber in the other basic COS plan.

11. Select the subscriber by clicking in the check box next to the subscriber’sname.

12. Click the Deactivate option on the toolbar.


14. Attempt to log in as the deactivated subscriber (you should not be able tolog in).



17. Search for one of the deactivated subscribers via Show Inactive.


19. Click the Active button.


21. Log in as the reactivated subscriber.

22. Log out as the subscriber.






25. Search for the other deactivated subscriber using Show Inactive.





Expected results

After a subscriber is deactivated, the subscriber cannot log in to TGW. After thesubscriber is reactivated, the subscriber can log in to TGW.

3.1.14 Deactivating multiple subscribers

Purpose

To verify that multiple subscribers can be deactivated and reactivated in onesession.

Procedure



3. Search for the two subscribers in the premium COS plan.

4. Select the subscribers by clicking in the check boxes next to thesubscribers’ names.

5. Click the Deactivate option on the toolbar.


7. Attempt to log in as the deactivated subscribers (you should not be able tolog in).



10. Search for one of the deactivated subscribers using Show Inactive.

11. Select the subscriber by clicking on the subscriber’s name.12. Click the Active button.



15. Log out as the subscriber.





Release Notes


18. Search for the other deactivated subscriber using Show Inactive.





Expected results

Inactive subscribers cannot log in to TGW. When the subscribers arereactivated, they can log in to TGW.

3.1.15 View/Modify configuration parameters

PurposeTo verify that TGW configuration parameters can be viewed, modified, andreset.

Procedure


2. Select the Configuration navigation button on the left panel.

3. Browse the parameter folders on the left in the System tab.

4. Check for any parameters specific to your installation.

5. Change the parameters for the location of your log file and the rotation ofthe log files.

6. Click on the Reset option in the toolbar.




10. Check the log parameters for the location and rotation of log files (makesure they are the default values).

11. Change the parameters for the location of your log file and the rotation ofthe log files.

12. Click on the Update option in the toolbar.


14. Log back in to MMS Application Administrator as administrator.


16. Check the log parameters for the location and rotation of log files (makesure they are the new values).




Expected results

The configuration parameters controlling the location and rotation of log filesare modified and also reset to the last saved values.

3.1.16 View log files

Purpose

To verify that the log files can be displayed and downloaded for archiving.

Procedure


2. Click the Log navigation button on the left panel.

3. Click on the name of the log file to view it.4. Download the log file to your local computer.

5. Open that file to be sure that it can be viewed.

Expected results

Log files are displayed within the MMS Application Administrator and are alsodownloaded to a local computer.

3.1.17 Choose TGW events for CDRs, alarms, and log entries

Purpose

To verify that any combination of TGW events can be selected to generateSNMP alarms, CDRs, and log entries.

Procedure


2. Click the Configure navigation button on the left panel.

3. Click the Events tab.

4. Uncheck the box under Log Entry for

WEB_SUBSCRIBER_RENAME_MSG.5. Check the box under SNMP Alarm for Delete Msg.

6. Check the box under CDR for WEB_SUBSCRIBER_VIEW_MSG.

7. Log out from MMS Application Administrator.

8. Log in as a subscriber to the subscriber Web page.

9. Rename a MM from your Personal Album.

10. Log out as subscriber.



Release Notes



12. Click the Log navigation button on the left panel.

13. Click the name of the current log file.

14. Verify that there is no entry for the renaming of the MM.


16. Log in as a subscriber to the subscriber Web page.

17. Delete a message from the New Messages album.

18. Check your NMS (Network Management System) for an alarm fromTGW for a deleted message.

19. As the subscriber, select a New Message and view it.

20. Log out as subscriber.

21. View your billing file on the TGW server (check your configuration parameters for the location of the .cdr and .xml billing files; files arenamed by timestamp).

22. Verify a CDR was written for the subscriber viewing the MM.

Expected results

Events selected to be logged, trapped as alarms, and to generate CDRs, aredisplayed in appropriate log entries, NMS screens, and billing files.

3.2 WAP Subscriber Scenarios

These scenarios help test the WAP subscriber functionality. You will need twosubscribers and three MMTs for these tests.

You will need to set up your Nokia 9210 terminals for the WAP scenarios below.

1. Configure your WAP settings and Internet Access Point as if you were asubscriber.

2. Press Menu on your phone keypad.

3. Select Bookmark.4. Add the following bookmark:

<http://<TGW_server_name> IP:port>/en/wapsubscriber/login.wml

5. Assign the bookmark a name such as TGW.

To connect to TGW from your phone follow the steps below:

1. Press the Internet button.




2. Select WAP.

3. Select your TGW bookmark name.

4. Click Log In on the Welcome screen.

5. Enter the subscriber user name and then password.

6. Click Log In.

3.2.1 TGW WAP help

Purpose

To verify that WAP subscribers Help is available on the terminal.

Procedure

1. Log in as a TGW subscriber.

2. Click the Help options in the different screens.

3. Read all of the Help screens to learn about using TGW as a subscriber ona MMT.

Expected results

WAP subscriber Help screen are accessible on the terminal.

3.2.2 WAP New Messages save, browse, retrieve, and view

Purpose

To verify that the following actions can be performed through the subscriberWAP interface: browse, retrieve, view, and save multimedia messages.

Procedure

1. Send ten multimedia messages from a MMT to another subscriber’sMMT that is turned off (the multimedia messages will end up in NewMessages of the destination subscriber).

2. Turn on the subscriber’s MMT (you will see an SMS that the messagesare in the NA).

3. Log in as the TGW subscriber on the MMT that is now turned on.

4. Browse New Messages.

5. Retrieve one multimedia message.

6. Log out by selecting the Log Out link and confirming.

7. View the multimedia message.

8. Log in as the TGW subscriber.



Release Notes


9. Save each of the ten multimedia messages, giving each a unique name(they will go into your Personal Album).


11. Log back in and check your Personal Album for the ten messages.Expected results

Between two terminals ten messages are sent to the New Album of anotherMMT. The messages are browsed, retrieved, viewed, and saved to the PersonalAlbum.

3.2.3 WAP New Messages deletion

Purpose

To verify that messages can be deleted from the New Album.

Procedure

1. Send a multimedia message to a subscriber’s MMT that is turned off.

2. Turn on the subscriber’s MMT (you will see an SMS that the messagesare in your NA).

3. Log in as the TGW subscriber whose MMT is now back on.



6. Log out by selecting the Log Out link and confirming.7. View the multimedia message.


9. Delete the multimedia message by choosing the Delete option andconfirming.


11. Log in and verify the multimedia message is deleted.

Expected results

The multimedia message is removed from the New Album.

3.2.4 WAP Personal Album forwarding to another MMT

Purpose

To verify that multimedia message can be forwarded from a Personal Album toanother terminal.




Procedure


2. Browse your Personal Album.

3. Retrieve one multimedia message




7. Forward the multimedia message to a turned off MMT.


9. Turn on the MMT.

10. Log in to the previously turned off MMT.

11. Verify that there is an SMS message showing a message delivery.

Expected results

The multimedia message forwarded from one terminal is received on therecipient terminal.

3.2.5 WAP Personal Album forwarding to an e-mail address

Purpose

To verify that a multimedia message can be forwarded to an e-mail address.Procedure







7. Forward the multimedia message, with added text, to an e-mail address ofa TGW subscriber.


9. Check the e-mail account of the TGW subscriber for the message withadded text.

Expected results

The multimedia message is received by the e-mail recipient.



Release Notes


3.2.6 WAP Personal Album forwarding to multiple MMTs

Purpose

To verify that a multimedia message can be forwarded to multiple MMTs in oneforward action.

Procedure



3. Retrieve the first multimedia message.

4. Retrieve the second multimedia message.

5. Retrieve the third multimedia message.


7. View the multimedia messages.


9. Forward three messages from the PA to three different TGW subscriberMMTs.


11. Log in as each TGW subscriber.

12. Verify the messages were received by each subscriber.

Expected results

The multimedia message is received by each MMT.

3.2.7 WAP Personal Album forwarding to a non TGW subscriber

Purpose

To verify that a multimedia message can be forwarded to a mobile phone ownerwho does not subscribe to TGW.

Procedure

1. Log in as a TGW subscriber.2. Browse your Personal Album.





7. Forward a multimedia message to a non TGW subscriber.





9. Verify that the non TGW subscriber gets an SMS indicating the URL formessage pick-up, message ID, password, and expiration time of the

message.Expected results

A multimedia message SMS notification is received by the mobile phone ownershowing the message can be retrieved on the Internet.

3.2.8 WAP Personal Album deleting messages

Purpose

To verify that a multimedia message can be deleted from a Personal Album.

Procedure







7. Delete a multimedia message by choosing the Delete option and

confirming the deletion.8. Log out by selecting the Log Out link and confirming.

9. Log back in and verify that the message was deleted.

Expected results

The multimedia message is removed from the Personal Album.

3.2.9 WAP Personal Album deleting multiple messages

PurposeTo verify that multiple multimedia messages can be deleted from the PersonalAlbum in one session.

Procedure



3. Retrieve three multimedia messages.



Release Notes



5. View the multimedia messages.


7. Delete the three multimedia messages by choosing the Multidelete andthen Delete option and confirming the deletions.


9. Log back in and verify that the messages were deleted.

Expected results

Three multimedia messages are removed from the Personal Album.

3.2.10 Act on New Messages album, save to the Personal Album, and act onmessages in the Personal Album

Purpose

To verify that multimedia messages can be acted upon in the New Album, savedin the Personal Album, and then acted upon in the Personal Album.

Procedure



3. Retrieve one new multimedia message from New Messages.




7. Save the multimedia message to your Personal Album.


9. Rename the multimedia message you just saved.

10. Forward the renamed MM to two MMTs and two e-mail addresses.


12. Verify that both MMTs received the renamed MM.

13. Verify that both e-mail addresses received the renamed MM.

Expected results

Multimedia messages are viewed in the New Album, saved in the PersonalAlbum, and then forwarded to the MMTs and multiple e-mail addresses.




3.3 Web Subscriber Scenarios

These scenarios help test the Web subscriber functionality. Be sure to use the

context-sensitive and online Help as you perform the scenarios below.You will need three subscribers and three MMTs for these tests.

3.3.1 TGW Web subscriber help

Purpose

To verify that online Help is available to the Web subscriber.

Procedure

1. Log in to the TGW Web subscriber page.2. Click the Help option in the Multimedia messages List screen toolbar.

3. Read all of the Help screens to learn about using the Web subscriberapplication.

Expected results

Online Help is accessible by the subscriber on the Web.

3.3.2 Web New Messages send, browse, retrieve, and save multimedia messages

Purpose

To verify that a Web subscriber can send, browse, retrieve, and save multimediamessages from the New Album to the Personal Album.

Procedure


2. Log in to the TGW Web subscriber page.


4. Retrieve and view the multimedia message.

5. Save the multimedia message to your Personal Album by clicking Saveand giving the message a name.

6. Log out by clicking on the Log Out option in the toolbar.

7. Log in to the same account and verify the message is not in the NA but isnow in the PA.

Expected results

Through a browser, the subscriber sends, browses, retrieves, and savesmultimedia messages in the New Album.



Release Notes


3.3.3 Web New Messages deleting multimedia messages

Purpose

To verify that multimedia message can be deleted from the New Album on theInternet.

Procedure




4. Retrieve and view the multimedia message.

5. Delete the multimedia message and confirm the deletion.


7. Log in and verify the multimedia message was deleted.

Expected results

A multimedia message is removed from the New Album.

3.3.4 Web Personal Album forwarding multimedia messages

Purpose

To verify that multimedia messages can be forwarded from the Personal Album

on the Internet.Procedure



3. View the subscriber’s settings by clicking on the My Settings option inthe toolbar.

4. Click Cancel and cancel out of My Settings.

5. Retrieve / view 1 multimedia message.

6. Forward the multimedia message to a subscriber’s MMT.7. Log out by clicking on the Log Out option in the toolbar.

8. Log in as the TGW subscriber and verify that the message was received.

Expected results

A multimedia message is forwarded to an MMT from a Personal Album on theInternet.




3.3.5 Web Personal Album forwarding to an e-mail address

Purpose

To verify that a multimedia message can be forwarded from a Personal Albumon the Internet to an e-mail address.

Procedure



3. Retrieve and view one multimedia message.

4. Forward the multimedia message to an e-mail address by clicking theForward button.

5. Address the message, add text to the message, and click Send.


7. Verify that the e-mail address received the forwarded message withadded text.

Expected results

The multimedia message is received by the recipient’s e-mail address.

3.3.6 Web Personal Album forwarding to multiple MMTs

Purpose

To verify that multimedia messages can be forwarded to multiple MMTs fromthe Internet.

Procedure



3. Retrieve and view the first multimedia message.

4. Forward the multimedia message, with added text, to a subscriber MMT.


6. Retrieve and view the second multimedia message.



9. Retrieve and view the third multimedia message.





Release Notes


12. Log in to each of the three subscriber accounts and verify that theyreceived the forwarded messages with the added text.

Expected results

Three MMTs received the multimedia message forwarded from the PersonalAlbum on the Internet.

3.3.7 Web Personal Album forwarding to a non TGW subscriber

Purpose

To verify that a multimedia message can be forwarded to a mobile phone ownerwho does not subscribe to TGW.

Procedure



3. Retrieve and view one multimedia message.

4. Forward the multimedia message to a non TGW subscriber.


6. Verify that the non TGW subscriber gets an SMS indicating the URL formessage pick-up, message ID, password, and expiration time of themessage.

7. Go to the URL shown in the SMS, enter the message ID and passwordfrom the SMS.

8. Verify that the multimedia message sent is displayed.

Expected results

The mobile phone owner receives an SMS displaying the URL, message ID,and password to be used to retrieve the multimedia message o the Internet.

3.3.8 Web Personal Album deleting multimedia messages

PurposeTo verify that a multimedia message can be deleted from the Personal Albumon the Internet.

Procedure



3. Retrieve and view one multimedia message




4. Delete the multimedia message and confirm the deletion.


6. Log back in and verify that the message was deleted.

Expected results

The multimedia message is removed from the Personal Album on the Internet.

3.3.9 Web Personal Album compose and forward a multimedia message

Purpose

To verify that a subscriber can compose a multimedia message on the Internetand forward it to MMTs and e-mail addresses.

Procedure1. Log in to the TGW Web subscriber page.

2. Compose a multimedia message with a .gif and text part by clicking theCompose button.

3. Send the multimedia message to both an MMT and an e-mail address.


5. Verify that the message is received by both the e-mail address and theMMT.

Expected results

The newly composed multimedia message is forwarded on the Internet to anMMT and e-mail address.

3.3.10 Web Personal Album compose and forward a multimedia message to multipleMMTs

Purpose

To verify that a multimedia message can be composed on the Internet andforwarded to multiple MMTs.

Procedure


2. Compose a multimedia message with a gif and text part by clicking theCompose button.

3. Send the multimedia message to three MMTs.


5. Verify that the message was received by all three MMTs.



Release Notes


Expected results

The multimedia message is received by three MMTs.

3.3.11 Web Personal Album compose and forward multimedia messages tomultimedia MMTs and e-mail addresses

Purpose

To verify tat the subscriber can compose a multimedia message on the Internetand forward it to multiple MMTs and e-mail addresses.

Procedure


2. Compose a multimedia message with a jpeg and text part by clicking theCompose button.

3. Send the multimedia message to three MMTs and three e-mail addresses.


5. Verify that the message was received by all three MMTs and the three e-mail addresses.

Expected results

Three MMTs and three separate e-mail addresses receive the multimediamessage composed on the Internet.

3.3.12 Web Personal Album deleting multiple multimedia messages in one session

Purpose

To verify that in one browser session the subscriber can delete multiplemessages from the Personal Album.

Procedure



3. Click the Multidelete button.

4. Select three messages from your Personal Album.

5. Click the Delete button and confirm the deletion.


7. Log back in and verify that the messages were deleted.

Expected results




Three messages are removed from the Personal Album.

3.3.13 Web New Messages / Personal Album browse, retrieve, and save from theNew Album to the Personal Album where message is renamed

Purpose

To verify that a multimedia message saved form the New Album to the PersonalAlbum is renamed.

Procedure



3. Retrieve and view one new multimedia message.


5. Browse your Personal album and verify the message has been saved.

6. Rename the multimedia message just saved.


8. Log back in and verify that the Personal Album message has the newname.

Expected results

The multimedia message saved to the Personal Album is renamed with the newname.

3.3.14 Web New Messages / Personal Album multimedia messages sent to a MMTout of service can be retrieved on the Internet

Purpose

To verify that an MMT not available when a multimedia message is sent willdisplay an SMS when the MMT is again available.

Procedure1. Log in to the TGW Web subscriber page.

2. Turn your MMT off.

3. Click the Compose button.

4. Compose a multimedia message with a gif and text part.

5. Send the multimedia message to “your MSISDN”.

6. Turn on your MMT.



Release Notes


7. Verify that you receive an SMS on your phone that you have a message.

8. Refresh your browser.

9. Browse your New Messages and verify that the message is in your NA.

10. Select the multimedia message.



13. Log back in to the subscriber account and verify that the multimediamessage was saved in the PA.

Expected results

When the MMT is turned back on, the subscriber sees an SMS announcing thatthere is a new message in the New Album.




4. Appendix - System acceptance testworksheets

Use the following pages to record results from the system tests.



Release Notes


Sectionnumber

Description OK Notes

3.1.1 Administrator login

3.1.2 Supervisor login

3.1.3 MMS ApplicationAdministrator help

3.1.4 Modify admin password

3.1.5 Modify supervisor password

3.1.6 Create COSes

3.1.7 Modify COSes

3.1.8 Create subscribers

3.1.9 Subscriber searches

3.1.10 Modify subscriber

3.1.11 Modify subscriberPassword

3.1.12 Deactivate/reactivateCOSes

3.1.13 Deactivate/reactivate

subscriber3.1.14 Deactivating multiple

subscribers

3.1.15 View/modifyconfiguration parameters

3.1.16 View log files

3.1.17 Choose TGW events forCDRs, alarms, and Logentries

3.2.1 TGW WAP help3.2.2 WAP New Messages

save, browse, retrieve,and view

3.2.3 WAP New Messagesdeletion




Sectionnumber


3.2.4 WAP Personal Album

forwarding to anotherMMT scenario 1

3.2.5 WAP Personal Albumforwarding to an e-mailaddress

3.2.6 WAP Personal Albumforwarding to multipleMMTs

3.2.7 WAP Personal Albumforwarding to a nonTGW subscriber

3.2.8 WAP Personal Albumdeleting messages

3.2.9 WAP Personal Albumdeleting multiplemessages

3.2.10 Act on New Messagesalbum, save to thePersonal Album, and acton messages in thePersonal Album

3.3.1 TGW Web subscriberhelp

3.3.2 Web New Messagessend, browse, retrieve,and save multimediamessages

3.3.3 Web New Messagesdeleting multimediamessages

3.3.4 Web Personal Albumforwarding multimediamessages

3.3.5 Web Personal Albumforwarding to an e-mailaddress



Release Notes

Sectionnumber


3.3.6 Web Personal Album

forwarding to multipleMMTs

3.3.7 Web Personal Albumforwarding to a nonTGW subscriber

3.3.8 Web Personal Albumdeleting multimediamessages

3.3.9 Web Personal Albumcompose and forward amultimedia message

3.3.10 Web Personal Albumcompose and forward amultimedia message tomultiple MMTs

3.3.11 Web Personal Albumcompose and forwardmultimedia messages tomultimedia MMTs ande-mail addresses

3.3.12 Web Personal Albumdeleting multiplemultimedia messages inone session

3.3.13 Web New Messages /Personal Album scenario1

3.3.14 Web New Messages /Personal Albummultimedia messagessent to a MMT Out of

Service can be retrievedon the Internet

TGW 1.0.3 SystemAcceptanceTests

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