Hi,

I think you should use the latest version of sip. :)

The UDP with one socket per IP address (-t ui) is the right way, it is works
for me.

- The replaced [local_ip] by [server_ip] is correct
- if the inf file contain this:
    SEQUENTIAL
    192.168.7.166
    192.168.7.158
  you have to use command line options like this: " -ip_field 0 -t ui"
  You have to define the column number of inf file to use interface
binding...

Regards

Zsolt



-----Original Message-----
From: Alexandre Cote [mailto:ac...@media5corp.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 3:18 PM
To: sipp-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Sipp-users] Multi socket or socket per IP address for my UAS?

Somebody can help? Where could I find some help to resolve my problem if no
one here knows the answer?

Thanks 

-----Original Message-----
From: Alexandre Cote 
Sent: August 26, 2010 12:38 PM
To: sipp-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Sipp-users] Multi socket or socket per IP address for my UAS?

Sorry guys sending the message again but this time in plain text. The
message is blank on source forge. Hope it's going to work this time.

________________________________

From: Alexandre Cote
Sent: August 26, 2010 12:22 PM
To: sipp-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Sipp-users] Multi socket or socket per IP address for my UAS?


Hi guys,
 
I need to simulate an UAS that will receive a call by two different devices
with obviously two different IP addresses. Each device establishes only one
call with the UAS. Also the UAS must be able to send requests (DTMF using
sip info) to these two devices. My UAS scenario is already fonctionnal when
only one device calls. However it doesn't work correctly when the two
devices call the UAS simultaneous (please see the Wireshark capture in
attachment: Device #1=192.168.7.158, Device#2=192.168.7.166,
UAS=192.168.7.1). I'm using SIP UDP.
 
I think my problem is related to transport mode option. How do I need to
start my server:
 
UDP mono socket (-t u1): 
I don't think it's this one.
 
UDP multi socket (-t un): 
I tried with this one at first but when there was two simultaneous calls one
of the UAC returned a 405 Not allowed because the sip packet was sent to the
incorrect ip address. Please see Wireshark capture in attachment.
 
UDP with one socket per IP address (-t ui): 
I tried this mode but I can't start the UAS. I have the following error:
Unable to bind main socket, errno = 99 (Cannot assign requested address).
I used this with the -inf option with the file:
    SEQUENTIAL
    192.168.7.166
    192.168.7.158
These two IP addresses are the one of my two UACs.
I replaced the [local_ip] tag by [server_ip] in my uasScenario.xml as
mentionned in the doc.
Someone knows why I get the main socket binding error. Could you explain me
how this mode works? What is the difference between -t un and -t ui?
 
BTW I'm using the following sipp version:
SIPp v2.0-PCAP, version 20071128
The source code was taken from SIPp v3.0 folder. Is this normal that the
version doesn't match?
 
Thanks,
 
Alex

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