[asterisk-users] SiP call generator

[Matthew Rubenstein]

	Is there a simple tool that I can use to script Asterisk generating
lots of calls according to a peak traffic curve, with random variance
within a specified percentage around that curve, to test a number of
DIDs at which I terminate voice recordings to test the audio and call
quality? Any that will also give me a report of the actual traffic
connections?


On Tue Feb 19 09:00:45 CST 2008 Atis Lezdins wrote:
> On 2/19/08, Alex Balashov <abalashov at evaristesys.com> wrote:
>> Or, you can write your own scripts to generate calls via the Manager
>> API, or use Asterisk call files (see voip-info.org on this topic).
>>
>> But, all other things being equal, it is probably preferred to use some
>> sort of testing framework of the sort mentioned below.
> 
> The PBX Testing Framework i mentioned (and also developed) provides
> call-generation trough call-files so all you have to do is code action
> scripts (answer, talk for 3-10 minutes, transfer to other extension,
> etc..) and call generation scripts (random agent call every 10-20
> seconds, and random customer call every 20-30 seconds), all in PHP
> with some functions and objects to make interaction easy.

> Atis
> 
>> Atis Lezdins wrote:
>>> On 2/18/08, Khaled Chehab <kchehab at xplorium.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I want to have a PC-based real-time VoIP bulk call generator (including both
>>>> SIP signaling and RTP generation)
>>>>
>>>> for stress testing and precise analysis of the VoIP network equipment.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Do any one knows a free program can do that .
>>> If you want just simple calls, i suppose SIPP can do that.
>>> http://sipp.sourceforge.net/
>>>
>>> If you want to have those calls perform some actions (send DTMF, etc),
>>> you can try to write your own scripts based on PBX Testing Framework.
>>> http://ftp.iq-labs.net/pbx-test/pbx-test-0.1.0.tar.gz Currently it's
>>> designed for testing queue-agents scenarios but i'm sure you can
>>> adapt.

>>> Atis

>> Alex Balashov

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Alex Balashov
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