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NEWS (Feb/21/2023)

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- version 6.10 is released

After a while, I decided to update a web site and release a new version of the program

ABOUT

 

It was 2008 when the first SIP Inspector was released. Over time, I have been improving it to turn it into a simple yet very capable tool. It can be used in various situations and is powerful enough to do load testing and test automation. It has been my pleasure to see people show interest and use it over years. Employees in industry's leading companies use it on a daily basis. While it pleased me to see the program become popular, rarely did I receive financial gratification for the time and effort put in its development. Thanks to all who have supported me so far. You know who you are. For your good deeds, you will be given licenses for free. From today on, SIP Inspector is a paid program and can no longer be used for free.

SIP Inspector Pro is a paid for alternative for SIPp.

 

SIP Inspector is a must-have for:

  • SIP signalling troubleshooting

  • Inter-operability and conformance testing

  • Hard to reproduce signalling scenarios

  • Stress testing

  • Learning tool

  • Regression testing

  • Emulate particular SIP server or clients

  • Automatically handles multiple scenarios serially

  • Multiple dialogs per scenario

  • Handles multiple concurrent calls (dialogs)

  • Supports UDP, TCP, WebSocket, secure WebSockets and TLS transport protocols

  • Localized certificate management

  • Public/private key generation

  • Self-signed certificate creation

  • Friendly command line interface is very suitable for shell script testing

  • IPv4 and IPv6 supported

  • DNS SRV

  • live audio using PCMU or PCMA

  • automatically injects out-of-band digits

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HISTORY

 

SIP Inspector was conceived in June 2008. As a SIP developer, I struggled with simulating 'rainy day scenarios'. At the time, other available packages were either too expensive or were free but too complicated to use. The main inspiration behind creating SIP Inspector was the ease of use. The goal was to get people to work with it in just a few minutes. It can also be used to familiarize with SIP and explore this signalling protocol in more detail.

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