@InProceedings{VouffoFeudjio2003,
  author    = {Alain Vouffo{-}Feudjio and Ina Kathrin Schieferdecker},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the Intern. Conference Software {\&} Systems Engineering and their Applications (ICSSEA), Paris, France, Dec. 2003},
  title     = {A Distributed Architecture For Evaluating {SIP} Performance},
  abstract  = {The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) has been continuously gaining acceptance over the last years, as a valuable alternative to ITU-T{\textquoteright}s H323  in providing call signalling capabilities for audio, video and other multimedia communication over Internet Protocol (IP) based networks. With the number of SIP implementations growing at an extremely fast rate, the need for testing suites with regard to conformance, interoperability and QoS is becoming more and more crucial. While interoperability and conformance have been discussed and tested by several related work and test suites, the performance aspects of SIP implementations have (amazingly) been granted fairly low attention. We present in this analysis an architecture for evaluating the signalling performance of SIP implementations.},
  file      = {:2003/VouffoFeudjio2003 - A Distributed Architecture for Evaluating SIP Performance.pdf:PDF},
  keywords  = {SIP, Signalling, Performance, Testing, VoIP, TTCN},
  type      = {conference},
  year      = {2003}
}