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pcap2sipp
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DESCRIPTION
Sometimes in the process of debugging SIP UAs you are trying to simulate a scenario for which all you have is a packet trace from the user.You can use this program to convert the SIP packets from the pcap trace to sipp xml files, and then use sipp with the resulted scenario to simulate the test case.
Note: only supports traces with SIP over UDP
See "pcap2sipp doc" for more information
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