[Sipp-users] Using SipP to keep the line open?

I've got a SIP Server (www.ivr.com) that I'd like to both load test, and to use to verify call completion. I'd like to make multiple simulatenous calls out through this gateway, dial in an access code, and have it keep the line open for a minute to ensure that the call was completed. Can I do

Re: [Sipp-users] SIPP Authorisation failure with OPENIMS

Franz Edler wrote: Rajesh please give me feedback on the scripts. If they are o.k. I will put them on the SIPp Wiki. Please do so, will be very much appreciated. -- Olivier HP OpenCall Software http://www.hp.com/go/opencall/

Re: [Sipp-users] xterm -e ./sipp

Don Morrison wrote: I'm trying to write a shell script that will spin off a number of sipp invocations in the foreground using xterm -e ./sipp ... This works great for running any xml file that does not include running pcapplay. A series of xterm windows pops up and I can watch the

Re: [Sipp-users] error compiling sipp under cygwin

flavio wrote: Hi all, I'm trying to install sipp under cygwin unsuccessfully. I've installe cygwin 1.5.24-2, openssl e libncurse (both bin and sources), WpdPack according documentation page. I try this: make clean is ok; make pcapplay_cygwin got the follow errors: send_packets.c: In

[Sipp-users] Understanding main_socket vs. tcp_multiplex

Can someone explain the difference between the main_socket and the tcp_multiplex socket? It seems that the TCP multiplex socket should only be used if we are using -t t1 (otherwise each call gets its own socket). But, why are things sent over the tcp_multiplex socket instead of just the