The windows installer should have created a couple of shortcuts in your
start menu.  Mine are under Start->All Programs->Sipp_3.1.  There should be
a shortcut called "start sipp".  That will open a windows cmd prompt.  If
you open two of the same windows, you can try running the default UAC and
UAS scripts to send calls to each other on your system.  This is a good way
to get the "feel" for launching and running SIPp scenarios before you try to
build your own and drive calls at a real SIP proxy.  This is how I validate
my installation is good.

 

First check the SIPp version; this will verify that you can successfully
start SIPp and that you don't have any problems with cygwin1.dll:  In one of
the windows type:

            sipp -v

 

Next start the UAS; it will listen for an incoming call from the UAC:

            sipp -sn uas localhost:5060

 

Then start the UAC; it will send calls to the UAS you just started:

            sipp -sn uac localhost:5060

 

Use "q" on the uac to stop the call generation and then "q" on the uas to
stop the server.

 

That's about as simple as it gets.  You can make sipp dump the uas and uac
default scenarios to a file.  Then you can learn from them, modify the files
and use your modified versions.  Just use the -sd option to dump the
built-in scenarios like this:

            sipp -sd uac > uac.xml

            sipp -sd uas > uas.xml

 

Then edit the files if you like and reply them by using the -sf option to
read an xml file like this:

            sipp -sf uas.xml localhost:5060

            sipp -sf uac.xml localhost:5060

 

After that.  well it generally gets very complicated depending upon exactly
what you are trying to accomplish.

 

Michael

 

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bruce Bai
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2008 3:27 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Sipp-users] Use sipp-win32-3.1.1.exe

 


Hi, 

    I just installed sipp-win32-3.1.1.exe on my desktop. Not run it
successfully yet. Found most documentations are on unix env. Can some one
please tell me the basic steps on how to use it on windows? Thanks much.

 

Bruce Bai

 

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