SIP Clients¶

To test SIP SIMPLE client SDK (http://sipsimpleclient.com), a set of command
line tools are provided by this package for setting up Audio, Instant
Messaging (IM) and File Transfer sessions, Publish and Subscribe for
presence or other events.

The SIP clients can be used in a terminal window on Linux and MacOSX
operating systems.

You need a SIP account from a service provider or to setup your own SIP
infrastructure using the following elements:

• OpenSIPS from http://opensips.org
• OpenXCAP from http://openxcap.org
• MSRPRelay from http://msrprelay.org

A SIP account with all SIP SIMPLE client SDK features can be obtained for
free from http://sip2sip.info.

The following SIP clients are available:

• sip-settings - Manage the settings used by all clients
• sip-register - REGISTER a SIP end-point with a SIP Registrar
• sip-session - Supports multiple Audio, IM and File Transfers sessions
• sip-audio-session - Setup an Audio session
• sip-message - Exchange text in page mode using SIP MESSAGE method
• sip-publish-presence - Publish presence event to a SIP Presence Agent
• sip-subscribe-winfo - SUBSCRIBE to watcher list on a SIP Presence Agent
• sip-subscribe-presence - SUBSCRIBE to presence event
• sip-auto-publish-presence - Publish randomly generated presence event
• sip-subscribe-rls - SUBSCRIBE to lists managed by a SIP Resource List Server
• sip-subscribe-xcap-diff - SUBSCRIBE to XCAP resources changes
• sip-subscribe-mwi - SUBSCRIBE to Message Waiting Indication on a Voicemail server
• xcap-directory - List documents stored on a XCAP server for a given user
• xcap-pres-rules - Manage the content of a pres-rules XCAP document
• xcap-dialog-rules - Manage the content of a dialog-rules XCAP document
• xcap-icon - Manage an icon document stored on the XCAP server
• xcap-rls-services - Manage the content of a rls-services XCAP document

For detailed information about how to setup and use the command line tools
go to http://sipsimpleclient.com/wiki/SipTesting