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Revision 1.3, August 2020
This guide provides information about the operation of the HPE SIMULAP SIP Plugin.
This guide is intended for testers and test scenario developers.
The reader is assumed to be familiar with the following topics and tools:
- Apache JMeter basics
- SIP protocol
Revision | Published |
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1.0 | February 2018 |
1.1 | May 2019 |
1.2 | November 2019 |
1.3 | August 2020 |
See Official JMeter documentation.
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- List of tables
- List of figures
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: JMeter elements
- Chapter 3: Interaction between SIP nodes, samplers, and peer nodes
- Chapter 4: Dialog management and transaction identification
- Chapter 5: Adding and configuring SIP nodes
- Chapter 6: Adding and configuring SIP samplers
- Chapter 7: Result structure produced by SIP specific samplers
- Appendix A: Logs and Traces
- Appendix B: Statistics
- Figure 1: Normal SIP call flow
- Figure 2: Handling of SIP messages in functional mode
- Figure 3: Dialog ID and transaction ID management for intertwined dialogs
- Figure 4: Dialog ID and transaction ID management for an early media call flow
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- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: SIP JMeter elements
- Chapter 3: Interaction between SIP nodes, samplers and peer nodes
- Chapter 4: Dialog management and transaction identification
- Chapter 5: Adding and configuring SIP nodes
- Chapter 6: Adding and configuring SIP samplers
- Chapter 7: Result structure produced by SIP specific samplers
- Appendix A: Logs and Traces
- Appendix B: Statistics