asterisk users - Jul 2005 - Zap PRI load testing

I've wikied and googled, but could not find any appropriate scripts - :

I was wanting to stress-test my new server, and as I have a TE410p card 
(but only using 2 ports), I was going to connect ports 3 & 4 with a 
cross-over cable so that I could make a number of outbound calls on port 
3 and receive them as inbound on port 4.

I was also wanting to vary the destination of the outbound, so that I 
would have some calls going to a queue, some playing music on hold, some 
ringing SIP phones and then dropping to voicemail etc. This would be 
very useful to us in proving all of the components that we use 
day-to-day work. This would also prove a useful test for CVS-HEAD 
changes, as we could run the test suite and see if anything is broken.

Before I start on this, does anyone have something similar that they 
would be willing to share ? If not, we will put our scripts onto the 
wiki when they are done.

Thanks in advance.

Julian.

On Sun, 24 Jul 2005 17:07:52 +0100, Julian Lyndon-Smith wrote:
>?I was wanting to stress-test my new server, and as I have a TE410p
>?card (but only using 2 ports), I was going to connect ports 3 &?4
>?with a cross-over cable so that I could make a number of outbound
>?calls on port 3 and receive them as inbound on port 4.
>
>?Before I start on this, does anyone have something similar that
>?they would be willing to share ? If not, we will put our scripts
>?onto the wiki when they are done.
I have a simple script that make a number of calls:

www.gransbygdenbutik.com/call

It takes 3 args: channel, number of calls, and extension. To this i created an
extension like this:

exten => 3033,1,Answer()
;exten => 3033,2,Playback(demo-congrats)
exten => 3033,2,Wait(60)
exten => 3033,3,Hangup()

And made some calls to the swedish number for time information (that's
default values).

exten => 3034,1,Answer()
exten => 3034,2,Playback(demo-congrats)
;exten => 3034,2,Wait(60)
exten => 3034,3,Hangup()

call zap/g1/3034, 10, 3033

and you call between the spans. Depending on your context etc.

Have fun...

mvh,

Niklas Larsson