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This chapter, which documents the testing performed on the lightly managed IES, includes the following major topics:
The scope of the validation for this CRD is limited compared to the extensive Cisco Validated Design process typically performed by the Cisco and Rockwell Automation subject matter authorities. The scope of testing is more narrowly focused on the lightly managed IES itself, and to a limited degree, the directly attached devices. All testing was performed in the full CPwE test lab which is a comprehensive end-to-end architecture, and the testing documented here should be viewed as an extension to the existing collection of CPwE architectures.
Test coverage of the lightly managed IES was divided into the four areas described below:
Table 4-1 lists the proof of concept test cases executed as well as their results.