Hi Niklas,
There is no direct way to reboot a slave computer without failing the test on the master computer. However, you can try the following workaround:
1. Split the tests that should reboot your slave machines into two parts: the one that will be executed before and the one to be executed after the reboot.
2. Create a new Network Suite job in the master project and create tasks in it that will implement the pre-reboot part of tests created in step 1. Set the "Action after run" property's value to "[Reboot]" for each of the created tasks.
3. Create a new Network Suite job in the master project and create tasks in it that will implement the post-reboot part of tests created in step 1.
4. Add the following script routine to your master project:
function WaitForSlave(Duration) {
Delay(Duration);
NetworkSuite.Verify();
}
5. Add the following test items to your master project:
5.1 The job created in step 2.
5.2 A call to the WaitForSlave routine. The parameter of this routine is, approximately, the maximum time of the slave computer reboot in milliseconds. I recommend that you pass at least 300000 ms.
5.3 The job created in step 3.
6. Run the master project.
