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* Daniel Constatin Mierla, Asipto | * Daniel Constatin Mierla, Asipto | ||
* Saul Ibarra Cortez, AG projects | * Saul Ibarra Cortez, AG projects | ||
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| + | The software is running on the SIPit server at Interoperability Labs, University of New Hampshire, Durham, USA. | ||
The software used in the tests are all Open Source servers: | The software used in the tests are all Open Source servers: | ||
Revision as of 08:19, 28 October 2011
SIPit SIP-o-matic
The SIP-o-matic self tests are tests that we have set up during the SIPit events to provide online testbeds for a range of SIP features. It is online in between events, and offline when the equipment moves from the home base in New Hampshire to the SIPit test event location, which is typically two weeks before and after a SIPit event.
Future work
We welcome help with developing tests, as well as
Acknowledgements
The tests has been developed during a series of SIPit events by a number of people
- Olle E. Johansson, Edvina
- Nils Ohlmeier, SIPsak
- Daniel Constatin Mierla, Asipto
- Saul Ibarra Cortez, AG projects
The software is running on the SIPit server at Interoperability Labs, University of New Hampshire, Durham, USA.
The software used in the tests are all Open Source servers:
- Asterisk from http://www.asterisk.org
- Kamailio from http://www.kamailio.org
- OpenSIPS from http://www.opensips.org