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At the root of the device-management source tree
1. cd demotest
   make demotest
   ./demotest
2. Create another ssh session
   cd ./demotest/cmd_cleint
   make cmd_cl
   ./cmd_cl

   then it will have "CMD to send:" prompt
   You can use the following "client cmd" to test.

   Example:

   For the first time, you need to use "attach:ipaddress:port:vendorname:freq" to set the device's IP related info.
   If successful, you will get "[ipaddress:port]CMD to send:" prompt to indicate what device you attached now. 
   This attach will subscribe default 3 types events into the server.  
   You can use the following wget to check if any events subscriptions on the device.

   wget --no-check-certificate  \
   -qO- https://RFSERVERIP:8888/redfish/v1/EventService/Subscriptions/ \
   | python -m json.tool

   You can also use "unsub:add:rm:alert" to unsubscribe all 3 types of event subscriptions on the device.

   And use "QUIT" to leave test.

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Test items								client cmd
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set device info								Example:

Set IP 192.168.4.27 port 8888 vendor "edgecore" freq 180
									attach:192.168.4.27:8888:edgecore:180
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set multi-deivies info                                                  Example:

									attach:192.168.4.27:8888:edgecore:180
									attach:192.168.3.34:8888:edgecore:180
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UnSubscribe all events(ResourceAdded/ResourceRemoved/Alert)		unsub:192.168.4.27:8888:add:rm:alert
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Subscribe all events(ResourceAdded/ResourceRemoved/Alert) 		sub:192.168.4.27:8888:add:rm:alert
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Subscribe and unsubscribe an event					Example:	

Subscribe ResourceAdded event 						sub:192.168.4.27:8888:add
Subscribe ResourceRemoved event						sub:192.168.4.27:8888:rm
Subscribe Alert event							sub:192.168.4.27:8888:alert
Unsubscribe ResourceAdded event						unsub:192.168.4.27:8888:add
Unsubscribe ResourceRemoved event					unsub:192.168.4.27:8888:rm
Unsubscribe Alert event							unsub:192.168.4.27:8888:alert
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Subscribe and unsubscribe multiple events, out of order			Use the above commands to do test.
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Subscribe an unsupported event						sub:192.168.4.27:8888:update
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Subscribe to an already subscribed event				Example:

									sub:192.168.4.27:8888:add
									sub:192.168.4.27:8888:add
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Unsubscribe  an unsupported event					unsub:192.168.4.27:8888:update
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Unsubscribe a supported but not-subscribed event			Example:

									unsub:192.168.4.27:8888:add:rm:alert
									unsub:192.168.4.27:8888:add
									unsub:192.168.4.27:8888:rm
									unsub:192.168.4.27:8888:alert
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Change polling interval 						Example: 

Set frequecny to 30 seconds
									period:192.168.4.27:8888:30
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Show support event list vendor						showeventlist:edgecore
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Show current events subscribed by device                               showdeviceeventlist:192.168.4.27:8888
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Clear all current events subscribed by device                          cleardeviceeventlist:192.168.4.27:8888
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* During and after each test, verify the list of events subscribed	wget --no-check-certificate  \
									-qO- https://192.168.4.27:8888/redfish/v1/EventService/Subscriptions/ \
									| python -m json.tool
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