Test 1: Signing On

The purpose of this test case is to demonstrate that Floodgate Messaging opens when users sign on.

These test cases check what occurs when users sign on with valid and invalid usernames and passwords, and when they are denied permission to access the application.
  1. To test signing on with a valid user name and password:

    Before performing the substeps, make sure you have a valid user name and password.

    1. Open Floodgate Messaging.
    2. Enter a valid username and password.
    3. Click Login.
    The main page of Floodgate Messaging opens.
    MAin Floodgate Messaging screen
  2. To test signing on without a valid user name or password:

    Before performing the substeps, decide on the invalid username or password to be entered.

    1. Open Floodgate Messaging.
    2. Enter an invalid username or password.
    3. Click Login.
    An error message appears stating that the username or password is invalid.
  3. To test signing on without a security permission:

    Before performing the substeps, make sure you have the login information of a user who has been denied permission to access Floodgate Messaging.

    1. Open Floodgate Messaging.
    2. Enter the username or password of a user who has been denied the Notification3 > Floodgate > UI > Access security permission.
    3. Click Login.
    The user appears logged on and the Logout button is shown. A message also appears stating that the user is not authorized to access the page and for the user to contact the administrator to request access.