Hello,
For the benefit of users, I have put a version of sipp 3.1 for win32 compiled
with ossl support on sourceforge.
Though all the new authentication features added after 3.0 may not yet be
tested fully for win32, so its still unstable.
You can download it from following link:
Hi,
I'm not sure what your application is intended to do, but I think it should
send 200 OK response to accept a call (and then be ready to receive
subsequents requests and respond to them).
If you want just to talk between two sipp's running on two computers, run the
calling one with uac
Consider the following scenario ...
scenario name=AKAv1-MD5_BASIC
recv request=REGISTER
/recv
send
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SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized
[last_Via:]
[last_From:]
[last_To:];tag=[call_number]
[last_Call-ID:]
[last_CSeq:]
Max-Forwards: 70
WWW-Authenticate: Digest
Sorry for my previous incomplete mail
Consider the following scenario ...
in this scenario, how can i actually verify if the peer has sent the correct
response in Authorization field?
in the second REGISTER ?
scenario name=AKAv1-MD5_BASIC
recv request=REGISTER
/recv
send
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SIP/2.0
You'll need a recent SIPp trunk version and to use the verifyauth action.
It looks something like
recv request=REGISTER /
verifyauth assign_to=goodauth username=username
password=password /
/recv
username and password can be any message substitution, and you can do
branching based on
Hi,
I'm trying to find the contact uri from a 200 OK response sent by the
UAC, but sipp apparently isn't happy about the scenario file syntax.
I keep getting this error: Variable $5 is referenced 1 times!
is this correct?
recv response=200 rtd=true rrs=true
action
ereg
Hi,
It's probably about an unused vatiable. I had this error in sipp 3.1 when I
extracted something with ereg, but never used the variable. It is strange,
because it should rather say that it's referenced 0 times.
The error goes away if you use every extracted variable somewhere in the
The only referenced once check is there to prevent typos and other similar
errors that would have SIPp load a scenario with a variable only used once
(the theory being why do you need to read or write to a variable if you
never read or write from it again, basically like an unused variable