Genesys SIP Endpoint Simulator Deployment Guide

The Genesys SIP Endpoint Simulator is a combination tool designed for testing in any SIP Server environment, including any SIP application and any Genesys T-Server. It provides the following major functionality:

• Simulated SIP endpoint. The tool supports both SIP signaling and RTP streams. The outgoing RTP stream is generated according to the configuration and can be analyzed on the receiving end.

• Configurable SIP behavior. The tool can be configured to control both the SIP message flow and content of particular messages (custom SIP scripts and custom SIP headers).

• Automatic verification of voice path. The Tone Label Detector (TLDR) functionality can be used to verify that the RTP audio stream works properly. Twenty six "tone labels" from A to Z (or with custom names assigned to them) can be generated at any simulated endpoint (or simulated VoIP service) and detected at the receiving endpoint, including any combination of tones as a result of conferences.

• Genesys T-Library GUI client. The tool provides convenient visualization, even for most complex call scenarios with multiple consultation calls, conferences, and so on. The most used third-party call control (3pcc) is also included via context-sensitive menus (although to make the interface more user-friendly, only a limited number of T-Library requests are supported).

• Integration with QAART. This is done with a telnet-based interface and includes the ability to control first-party call control functionality from a QAART (Genesys automated testing tool) script, to query a call and TLDR status, and to receive full SIP history.

Find the information you need from the topics below.

Deploying SIP Endpoint Simulator

• Installation and configuration
• Configuration file and options

Using SIP Endpoint Simulator

• User interface elements
• Starting and stopping