On my SIPp box, eth0 is the client. eth1 is the server. In between, an external
small network with a SIP B2BUA.
On eth0, I need to run a SIPp scenario 3 times from 3 differents IP:port. SIP
over TCP here (option "-t t1" used).
eth0 has 3 virtual interfaces.
- Client 1 must send/receive SIP over TCP messages from/on eth0:1 ip address
& port 5060
- Client 2 must send/receive SIP over TCP messages from/on eth0:2 ip address
& port 5060
- Client 3 must send/receive SIP over TCP messages from/on eth0:3 ip address
& port 5060
By using both the "-bind_local" and the "-i x.x.x.x -p 5060" options, I
supposed the IP packets to leave eth0 with the correct IP address:port but it
does not :(
Instead,
- The source IP address of SIP message is the one of the "first" IP
configured eth0:x virtual interface.
for instance: if eth0 & eth0:1 are not IP configured. source IP is the one of
eth0:2.
- TCP source port of SIP message is a random port.
Any ideas ?
BR,
Cyrille
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