Hi, it's been said in the list that older versions of sipp have
problems with TCP connections. What version are you using? Have you
tried with the latest svn release?

Hope I help,

Juan

On 1/11/07, Katty Xiong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I use the same test as I sent to the alias ealier.
>
> SIPp UAC ---------------SER--------------SIPp UAS
> 199.199.2.31     199.199.2.50           199.199.2.30
>
> Problem: SIPp UAC get broken pipe error with high load
> (800CPS).
>
> Traces show the cause is as follows:
> With high load, one cpu @ SER is saturated, TCP @ SER
> have 0 receiver window first. When SER has 0 receiver
> window, SIPp UAC couldn't send anything and stucks
> somewhere in the send() function, so it couldn't
> receive anything. As a result, TCP @ SIPp has zero
> receive window as a result. After this, both sides
> couldn't exchange any messages. After the connection
> is idle for some time, SER resets the connection and
> SIPp get "broken pipe" error.
>
> I notice SIPp actually used non-blocking send
> (send_nowait()), but why the nonblocking send blocks
> after TCP window at the other side closed? Does any
> one  see the similar problem? The OS I am using is
> Solaris.
>
> thanks,
> Joy
>
>
>
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