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You will need a number of SIPP machines
(or at least processes – I use Linux myself on which several processes
are easy to do). It depends quite what your other equipment
is. Assuming it is some form of CA then what I would do for 100 calls is have
three processes, and have “-m 50” in the calling parameters of (a)
and (c): a) do 50 registers to register some users to receive the calls (first,
before (b) and (c)) b) start a server to receive the calls (a) registered for c) start a client to register and make a call for each of 50 users If you are testing some form of proxy then
you can write the server to do the registration and just use (b) and (c) but it
does not sound like you are doing that. In your register, you need to vary the ua
name in the To: From: and Contact:. I would use 410x[call_number] or similar
where x is different between (a) and (c). Also “tag=[call_number]” is a
bit simplistic. Make sure that your invite and the response have different tags
from each other and the registers. “tag=[pid]tkhyexy[call_number]”
would be more realistic where you vary the bit in the middle whenever the
protocols allows. (The [pid] means if you run the test again you get a
different value.) If it is a good RFC 3261 implementation the tag is as
important as the Call-ID. Peter From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Ollier Here is the current problem: I have multiple UAs (in this scenario: 2) that need to
register, then invite, then talk, then tear down. My problem is that the
SIP server is seeing these UAs as the same call. The call_id will not
increment on the second register, causing the system to believe it is the same
UA registering. Here is my scenario. Is it possible to have multiple
SIP stations (100+)register, then invite, then converse, then bye or will I
need to run the SIPp program on multiple machines to accomplish this feat? My command line: sipp 10.0.60.1 -sf register.xml
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