It will depend on the hardware and complexity of your scenario, but 250
CPS should certainly be possible on a relatively modern Linux box [within
the last 3-4 years] for the basic UAC/UAS scenario. The number of
outstanding dialogs is mainly memory constrained, but there is some affect
on CPU. How many are you looking at. Something in the range of 100,000
shouldn't be a problem (assuming they are just pausing). This assumes SIP
only and no RTP.
The best way to see that you're past the limit is to check the
WatchDogMinor and WatchDogMajor counters, which fire if the system is
unable to keep up. If it happens too many times, then SIPp will
terminate.
Charles
Evgeny Miloslavsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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[Sipp-users] MAX rate of dialogs SIPp able to handle
Hi All
What is a maximal rate of dialogs SIPp is able to create? Is SIPp actually
able to generate traffic of 250 INVITEs/second? Theoretically, I can set a
really huge values while running it. But what are the actual numbers?
What is a max number of dialogs SIPp is able to support?
Regards,
Evgeny Miloslavsky
Systest Engineer
Juniper Networks Solutions Israel LTD.
Office: 972-9-9712355 / 7320
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