http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_4t/12_4t11/ht_rawip.html
Cisco switches provides SPAN and RSPAN feature which is suitable for monitoring and capturing packets flowing through switch ports or VLANs. But this feature is not provided on Cisco routers, therefore if you look for it there is not result.
SIPp version 3.2 hasn't precompiled binary packages. There are some instructions provided at the sipp home page, however small comment about limits.h is missing and therefore the compilation will not be succesfull. Here we provide instructions how to compile Sipp with SSL, pcap play and distributed pauses features enabled.
Three pre-requisites are necessary to compile SIPp:
Preprepared binary package of the Kamailio server hasn't enabled the SCTP support. You may check this on your running platform both ways:
First running kamailio command with -V options and checking the output for the sctp flag:
Latest Asterisk packages we should install now directly into our Debian/Ubuntu servers using the apt-get tool. More info at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+Packages#AsteriskPackages-APT%28Debian%2FUbuntu%29
1) First, we'll check our current status and linux names of interfaces
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I'm placing here an article, about the SIP platforms and platform components. Hope help someone!
Link to the full version: http://www.hindawi.com/journals/am/2011/372591/ref/
The table provides feature overview of six open source IMS clients:
This is a list of supplementary study materials usable for learning CCNP 642-902 - Route course and supporting following successful certification. They allow a deeper knowledge and support better orientation on selected topics. The contain links on externel Internet sources how I recommend it to my students during my CCNP lessons ofn our Cisco networking academy.
Main resources, of course, are following books:
GNS3 simulator allow to interconnect GNS3 topology with VirtualBox hosts (for example those running Win or Linux OSs) and allows to make interesting topologies and scenarios testing with real traffic and services.
