You can run a single test case using the buddy -execute option:
# buddy -execute cdrouter_nat_1
The -execute option can be used with either the test name or the test execution number. If you are writing a script that calls the buddy command-line, you should specify the test name, which is fixed, since the test execution number may change between releases.
The following buddy commands run the same test using the test name and test execution number:
# buddy -execute cdrouter_basic_1 # buddy -execute 1
You can also use multiple -execute options along with the -module option to run a specific test module. For example:
# buddy -execute cdrouter_basic_1 -execute cdrouter_nat_1 -module apps.tcl # buddy -execute 5,15,25
Note that BuddyWeb users can create test packages with any combination of individual test cases or test modules directly using the Package Creator Wizard.