On 27/04/2017 14.31, Álvaro wrote:
> I'm out of luck Aaron... My DUT is a SIP SBC (Session Border
> Controller) and I need to test over TCP, UDP and TLS.
>
> My best choice now I think is SIPP.
>
> [],
> Alvaro.
>
Hi, you might have some luck with https://github.com/ouspg/swissfuzz ,
which I wrot
I'm out of luck Aaron... My DUT is a SIP SBC (Session Border Controller)
and I need to test over TCP, UDP and TLS.
My best choice now I think is SIPP.
[],
Alvaro.
On Wed, Apr 26, 2017 at 11:15 PM Aaron Turner wrote:
> Depends on the DUT. If it is terminating the connections you're out of
> l
Depends on the DUT. If it is terminating the connections you're out of
luck. If it is like a bridge or router, then tcpreplay + tcpprep can do
the trick.
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Hi Fred,
Yes I will try the tcpliveplay.
For explanation of my DUT see the chart.
[image: image.png]
Thank you very much!
[],
Alvaro.
On Wed, Apr 26, 2017 at 2:27 PM Fredrick Klassen
wrote:
> I believe you want to send a pcap file to a server and have the server
> respond.
>
> This can onl
I believe you want to send a pcap file to a server and have the server respond.
This can only be done if the sequence numbers are altered from the original
pcap file, based on the response from the server. To do that, you need to run
'tcpliveplay'.
Fred.
> On Apr 26, 2017, at 8:05 AM, Álvaro
Hi there,
I'm a new user of tcpreplay and I'd like to use for simulate some flows,
like:
[1] Client send Packet 1 -> Server
[2] Sevre send Packet 2 -> Client
[3] Client send Packet 3 -> Server
[N] ...
Is it possible to do this scenario with tcpreplay or there is other tools
for that?
My purpose
