Hi!
I'm trying to construct testing environment consisting of two PC-linux
boxes.
On box A there is simple sipp caller and
on box B there is a simple sip callee.
The scenario is supposed to send maximum possible invites in possibly
minimum time.
Sipp caller is invoked this way:
*sipp -sf client.xml 192.168.102.3 -m 300 -l 300 -r 10000000 -rp 1
-nr -timer_resol 1 -buff_size 1000000000000000 -trace_shortmsg
*and Sipp callee this way:
*sipp -sf server.xml -m 300 -l 300 -nr -timer_resol 1 -buff_size
1000000000000000 -trace_shortmsg
*The Caller Application sends 300 messages(INVITES), but Receiver
Application doesnt receive all messages (Its variable <200-250>),
But, (what is seems very werid) wireshark on box B (callee) says that he
captured successfully 300 messages...
So UDP is not delivering all messages to the application (or messages
are dropped in application buffer)
So the question is :
"Is it possible to change the size of this receiving buffer to be
able to hold all messages?"
Am I on the right path of thinking?
Best regards
Luke
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