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=== Roadmap === | === Roadmap === | ||
+ | ==== Goals for 0.1 release (beginning of May) ==== | ||
+ | * source tar ball available | ||
+ | * binaries available for Windows (exe), Linux (rpm), MacOSX (dmg) | ||
+ | * allow web admin to modify and delete users and static routes | ||
+ | * add access lists for devices that don't need to authenticate (like gateways) | ||
+ | * tested according to test plan | ||
+ | ==== Goals for 0.2 release ==== | ||
+ | * high availability | ||
+ | * call forwarding | ||
+ | * certificate/credential service (draft-ietf-sipping-certs-01.txt) | ||
+ | |||
+ | |||
+ | ==== Goals for 0.3 release ==== | ||
+ | * support for the GRUU extension and outbound-only connections | ||
== Test Plan == | == Test Plan == |
Revision as of 09:36, 20 April 2005
Contents
Features
Current Features
- Transports: UDP, TCP, TLS (v4 and v6)
- Platforms: Win32, Linux, MAC OS/X
- Binary distributions: exe(win32), dmg (MAC), rpm (Redhat)
- RFC 3261 compliant proxy and registrar
- RFC 3263 compliant: NAPTR, SRV, A, AAAA
- Extendable features
- In-memory location server
- Embedded web server and user database for basic administration
- Full support for draft-ietf-sip-identity-04
- IPv6
Roadmap
Goals for 0.1 release (beginning of May)
- source tar ball available
- binaries available for Windows (exe), Linux (rpm), MacOSX (dmg)
- allow web admin to modify and delete users and static routes
- add access lists for devices that don't need to authenticate (like gateways)
- tested according to test plan
Goals for 0.2 release
- high availability
- call forwarding
- certificate/credential service (draft-ietf-sipping-certs-01.txt)
Goals for 0.3 release
- support for the GRUU extension and outbound-only connections
Test Plan
Basic Calling Scenarios
- REGISTER/401 REGISTER/200 un-REGISTER/200
- INVITE/180 200/ACK BYE/200 both directions
- INVITE/180 CANCEL/200/487/ACK both directions
- INVITE/180 4xx/ACK as caller
- Make / receive basic call behind a NAT (with UDP)
Devices
- Sipura SPA-2000
- Cisco 7960
- Xten eyeBeam
- snom 2000
- Cisco 3600 gateway
- SER proxy (running at iptel.org)
- Grandstream Bugetone
- sipXphone
- Vegastream phone
- Jasomi B2BUA
- M5T proxy server
Scenario tests
- Make a call with TCP
- Make a call with TLS
- Forking test
- Spiral test
- Loop test
- Basic load test - create 1000 test users, register them at certain rate, make basic calls at certain rate, specify average call duration before sending BYE.