Hi. I am using SIPp to create test scenarios that simulate real SIP
communication scenarios between server and client that have generated
errors when installing a real VoIP system. I have a capture .pcapng of
Wireshark and I want that based on this capture I can generate a SIP scene
with which I can perform my tests in the laboratory with my SIP phone or
the server depending on the case that occurs. What I do first is convert
the .pcapng to .pcap format to include the .pcap in the statement <exec
play_pcap_audio = "pcap / File name.pcap" /> . My scenario is:
IP Phone IP Server
IP Phone Invite ---> IP Server
IP Phone <- 100 IP Server
IP Phone <- 407 IP Server
IP Phone ACK ---> IP Server
IP Phone Invite ---> IP Server
IP Phone <- 100 IP Server
IP Phone <- 180 IP Server
IP Phone <------------------------------------ RTP (G711U)
IP Phone <- 200 OK SDP G711U IP Server
IP Phone <- 180 IP Server
IP Phone Cancel ---> IP Server
IP Phone <- 481 Call IP Server
IP Phone ACK ---> IP Server
IP Phone <- 200 OK SDP G711U IP Server
IP Phone <- By IP Server
Is it possible to generate this scenario with the audio and the SIP / SDP
that the .pcapng file from Wireshark gives me, having compiled the SIPp
with ./configure --with-pcap or does it have to add another module?
Thank you very much for the information!
Carefully greetings,
Franklin
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