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Since end December 2005, thanks to Guillaume Teissier, SIPp supports replay of pre-recorde pcap audio streams. It allows you, from an Ethereal trace containing both SIP and RTP, to replay what happened. (0 comments)

Since end December 2005, thanks to Guillaume Teissier, SIPp supports replay of pre-recorde pcap audio streams. It allows you, from an Ethereal trace containing both SIP and RTP, to replay what happened. Since 2006-06-02, SIPp supports also the ... [More] replay of audio _and_ video streams, making it a great tool not only for SIP but also for audio and video testing. Download: http://sipp.sourceforge.net/snapshots/sipp.cumulus.2006-06-02.tar.gz Documentation: http://sipp.sourceforge.net/doc1.1/reference.html#PCAP+Play http://sipp.sourceforge.net/doc1.1/reference.html#action_exec Note: this feature is available on Linux systems only. HPUX port is ongoing and Windows port will probably never be available. [Less]

Since end December 2005, thanks to Guillaume Teissier, SIPp supports replay of pre-recorde pcap audio streams. It allows you, from an Ethereal trace containing both SIP and RTP, to replay what happened. Since 2006-06-02, SIPp supports also the replay ... [More] of audio _and_ video streams, making it a great tool not only for SIP but also for audio and video testing. Download: http://sipp.sourceforge.net/snapshots/sipp.cumulus.2006-06-02.tar.gz Documentation: http://sipp.sourceforge.net/doc1.1/reference.html#PCAP+Play http://sipp.sourceforge.net/doc1.1/reference.html#action_exec Note: this feature is available on Linux systems only. HPUX port is ongoing and Windows port will probably never be available. [Less]

Since end December 2005, thanks to Guillaume Teissier, SIPp supports replay of pre-recorde pcap audio streams. It allows you, from an Ethereal trace containing both SIP and RTP, to replay what happened. (0 comments)

Julien Gilli from the OpenWengo community speaks about SIPp on the OpenWengo blog (http://blog.openwengo.org/index.php?/archives/2006/03/30.html). (0 comments)

Julien Gilli from the OpenWengo community speaks about SIPp on the OpenWengo blog (http://blog.openwengo.org/index.php?/archives/2006/03/30.html). OpenWengo is sponsored by Neuf Cegetel (http://www.groupeneufcegetel.fr/html/en/Home/Home.html), and ... [More] the community is developing a GPL licensed SIP audio+video softphone and multi-protocol instant messaging client. Two Open Source projects that have been made to meet! [Less]

Julien Gilli from the OpenWengo community speaks about SIPp on the OpenWengo blog (http://blog.openwengo.org/index.php?/archives/2006/03/30.html). OpenWengo is sponsored by Neuf Cegetel (http://www.groupeneufcegetel.fr/html/en/Home/Home.html), and ... [More] the community is developing a GPL licensed SIP audio+video softphone and multi-protocol instant messaging client. Two Open Source projects that have been made to meet! [Less]

Julien Gilli from the OpenWengo community speaks about SIPp on the OpenWengo blog (http://blog.openwengo.org/index.php?/archives/2006/03/30.html). (0 comments)

Here is a new release of SIPp with many additions/bug fixes compared to 1.1rc4. Thanks to the many of you that participated to this release. Between RC4 and RC5: - IPv6 support for pcapplay feature - Support of AMD64 processors - Fixed issues when ... [More] re-using call variables from regexp - Fixed potential traffic spikes - Added several changes suggested by Peter Higginson - Fixed media_ip format in SDP for IPv6 case - Add a new parameter : max_reconnec: it allows SIPp to try to reconnect after loosing TCP or TLS connection - Server can listen different IP address (on the same machine) and client can communicate to different servers (with different IP address) - Provided by Michel de Boer. - Fixed a bug where defense messages are sent without using TLS when TLS transport is in use - Fix issue with RTP threads, all threads were using the same port information - Remove libnet dependency to build sipp with rtp play support - Fixed a case with DIGEST authentication failure - Fixed several issues towards strict record routing - provided by Enrico Hartung. - Fixed authentication algorithm value that was a quoted-string - Allow nop operation even if SIPp is not compiled with pcapplay - Increased max length of CSV files line from 256 to 1024. - Fixed a problem where SIPp could go in a recusrsive loop - Added dynamic modification of media port number in IPv4 - in case of reINVITE [Less]

Here is a new release of SIPp with many additions/bug fixes compared to 1.1rc4. Thanks to the many of you that participated to this release. Between RC4 and RC5: - IPv6 support for pcapplay feature - Support of AMD64 processors - Fixed issues when ... [More] re-using call variables from regexp - Fixed potential traffic spikes - Added several changes suggested by Peter Higginson - Fixed media_ip format in SDP for IPv6 case - Add a new parameter : max_reconnec: it allows SIPp to try to reconnect after loosing TCP or TLS connection - Server can listen different IP address (on the same machine) and client can communicate to different servers (with different IP address) - Provided by Michel de Boer. - Fixed a bug where defense messages are sent without using TLS when TLS transport is in use - Fix issue with RTP threads, all threads were using the same port information - Remove libnet dependency to build sipp with rtp play support - Fixed a case with DIGEST authentication failure - Fixed several issues towards strict record routing - provided by Enrico Hartung. - Fixed authentication algorithm value that was a quoted-string - Allow nop operation even if SIPp is not compiled with pcapplay - Increased max length of CSV files line from 256 to 1024. - Fixed a problem where SIPp could go in a recusrsive loop - Added dynamic modification of media port number in IPv4 - in case of reINVITE [Less]