What about the -r -rp parameter ?
Simply add -r 1 -rp 3000 to the command line should match your needs.
Olivier Boulkroune
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Date: Thu, 17 May 2007 00:59:37 +0200
From: "Itzik Harel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Sipp-users] Support to SIPp Interval between call
To: "Peter Higginson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Rodrigo
Pompei" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[email protected]>
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Hi Rodrigo
I have created a simple XML based on default UAC scenario, and just
added a pause of 3 seconds at the end of the script (see attached).
When using it with macthing -r and -l params, U can get the result U
need.
Example:
When running the scenario with "sipp -sf uac_delay.xml <server ip> -r 10
-d 5000 -l 10"
U will get 10 calls coming up (and only 10 due to -l), maintained for 5
seconds, dropped and then script will halt for 3 seconds, and all over
again.
Set -r and -l to the amount of concurrent calls U need, just make sure
they have the same value.
If rate is to high for your SUT, make the delay at the end bigger, and
make longer calls, so it will allow enough time for current calls to end
before next iteration begins.
I will be glad to know if it works for you,
Itzik.
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????: ? 17/05/2007 00:23
??: 'Rodrigo Pompei'; [email protected]
????: Re: [Sipp-users] Support to SIPp Interval between call
I don?t know of a direct method (but there are many recent changes I
have not kept up with).
What we have done locally is make a cps of ?n correspond to n/10
calls/sec (i.e. n calls in 10 seconds). It is a hack but is fairly
simple to implement (it takes advantage of the fact that the code tends
to use atoi() for reading parameters). We did experiment with ?n is a
call every n seconds but n/10 was much better because it allows 2.5cps
for example. If you are prepared to get your hands dirty or any of the
maintainers want the code for the standard version I can sort out what
the changes are.
Peter
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Pompei
Sent: 15 May 2007 21:50
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Subject: [Sipp-users] Support to SIPp Interval between call
ALL,
I need your support. I need make one test that the interval between
calls to be 3 seconds.
What parameters I should set-up on SIPp?
Thanks,
Rodrigo Pompei
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