If a call has completed, then SIPp maintains a small record of the call for
a little bit. This way any messages related to that call; after the call
has already been closed can be cataloged as dead call messages. Without
keeping this record, the messages for a completed call are counted as
out-of-call messages on the UAC. On the UAS, a new call is automatically
created and fails because the message is, most likely, unexpected.
Charles
Manish Sapariya <man...@gslab.com> wrote on 04/23/2010 01:26:44:
> Manish Sapariya <man...@gslab.com>
> 04/23/2010 01:26
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> [Sipp-users] What is dead call?
>
> I tried to google and even looked at the source.
>
> What I understood, is that 'a deadcall, is a call
> for which there was not responses until deadwait time'.
>
> Can somebody please confirm.
>
> If my understanding is correct, then how sipp responds
> to or accounts for the reply received after deadwait period.
>
> Thanks and Regards,
> Manish
>
>
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