[asterisk-dev] Asterisk Supertest in Tokyo!

[Masakazu Nakano]

Hi OEJ

I was developed japanese SIP provider such as FusionCommunications
SIP stack and that is already approval by them.

In Japan,there is a couple of SIP implementation is avaiable.
Usually their SIP isn't 100% pure RFC3261.

I know some issue about session-timer and RFC3325 in NTT's one.
and I think bit difficult to implement to svn.
because they aren't agree to disclose their additional SIP
implementation in NDA.

BTW,Do you have a time to meet with me? :-)

WBR

Masakazu Nakano.
http://www.dairiten.com/
mack at dairiten.com

On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 04:15:13 +0200
Olle E Johansson <oej at edvina.net> wrote:

> Ok testers,
> 
> So I forgot about y'all again for another weekend, leaving you stuck  
> with family life or alone with your TV-set
> and 247.6 channels.
> 
> My apologies.
> 
> The reason? Another Asterisk-related business trip, this time to the  
> far east! I am in Tokyo, Japan, testing
> Asterisk at SIPit18 - the international SIP interoperability test  
> event organized by the SIP forum.
> 
> This is a huge test lab - imagine a large conference hall filled with  
> almost 200 people, each one with
> laptops - one or several - phones, video cameras, hubs, coke bottles  
> and other pieces of important stuff that I
> am not allowed to tell y'all about (sorry for the Huntsville accent  
> there)...
> 
> I will spend one week testing Asterisk with many, many SIP devices to  
> make sure we pinpoint problems and
> hopefully fix them too. There are teams here with impressive test  
> equipment that test almost every possible
> construction in the SIP protocol and addons. Stressing and fun!
> 
> I hope to merge the final parts of the SIP transfer branch into svn  
> trunk today, so that it exists both in trunk
> and the test branch. During this week, you will propably see some  
> other bug fixes being integrated into
> the svn repositories, if needed both in 1.2 and trunk, in some cases  
> only in trunk.
> 
> This week of testing will lead to an even better Asterisk SIP stack!  
> My participation is generously sponsored by
> Digium and Voop - Thank You!
> 
> /Olle
> 
> PS. This does not mean that you're off the hook. Keep testing!
>        A special thank you to Max Bressel for test reports for the  
> "sipregister" part of the test branch!!!
>        Max - you're the Asterisk Tester of the week!
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