You can try -recv_timeout Ns.
Charles
Ricardo Fernandes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
09/26/2008 04:56 AM
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Subject
Call Rate Decreases with time
Hello,
I am facing a problem regarding the call rate option.
I define a call rate of 12 call a second to my server.
After a while the call rate decreases in sipp.
I will show the counter OutgoingCall(C) to explain:
1 hour - 4512
2 hour - 7287
3 hour - 9747
4 hour - 11414
5 hour - 12922
6 hour - 14266
7 hour - 16220
8 hour - 18013
9 hour - 18562
10 hour - 19273
11 hour - 20029
12 hour - 20563
13 hour - 21000
I think the problem cames from the calls that are not completed and
abandoned by my server.
In 21000 calls i have 30 calls that considered abandoned by
sipp(Aborted call with Call-ID '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'.)
The problem is, i think, is that sipp consideres that these calls are
active until the end, and because of that does not make new calls
because 30 calls are always active until the end.
I have tried to use the -deadcall_wait to see if sipp release these
calls after a while, but it did not make a difference.
Now the million dollar question:
Is there a way for sipp to release these calls after a certain timeout
if no response comes from the server?
I am using the lastest version(sipp-win32-2008-08-26.exe) of the
unstable downloads on a windows XP Professional Service Pack 2.
TIA
Ricardo Fernandes
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