SipCLI Free Download
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This is a simple SIP client application.
The purpose of the application is to allow the user to make a call from their computer.
Users can play audio from the local machine or text from the message box that appears when you launch the application.
SipCLI Product Key Installation:
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Unzip or install the application and make sure it is registered on the desktop with a shortcut to its main program file.
However, if you are using a 64-bit OS, make sure you download the appropriate version for your system.
If you are having trouble making the application to run, make sure you have installed required components to run applications developed using.NET Framework 4.0.
For this to happen, the OS needs to support.NET Framework 4.0 that is already available for older Windows operating systems.
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Enum Prompt Type:
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The application has the ability to prompt a user for the needed SIP endpoint number. It has six options.
HTTP Prompt Type:
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Sometimes you need the SIP endpoint number as a username, it is also possible.
SIPUTIL: Register a User with a SIPURI:
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Enables the user to register a SIP-address.
SIPUTIL: Unregister a SIP-address:
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Deletes an address associated with a SIP-address.
SIPUTIL: Set Reverse-Path Forwarding:
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When the user executes SIPUTIL with -rpf on the command line, the application will allow the user to add / delete / modify the reverse-path forwarding rule set for a SIP-address.
SIPUTIL: Delete an SIP-address:
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Delete an address associated with a SIP-address.
SipCLI
When the application is started, it first checks for the logging level and TTS engine.
Log level
Log level is the most important settings for users to make, since this will dictate whether the TTS engine should record the user’s input and which information is being saved, and to which file.
Recording files
There is a collection of text files that can be written into various folders of the user’s data folder that are created according to the following pattern:
Log--
Where
Level is the logging level which will be 6 (LOG_MIN), 10 (LOG_MODERATE) or 14 (LOG_DEBUG), if the logger is set to record for a timer in seconds.
Timer is the timer that will be 15, 30 or 45 seconds.
Timer is used for TTS engine for audio playback.
Audio files
Recorded voice files are generated in the ‘-’ subfolders created earlier.
Custom scenario
Users can also put custom scenarios in this folder which are executed by pressing the "" key.
ENUM
ENUM lists how to reach the target without the use of Dynamic IPs and also allows SIP-based VoIP users to make it appear that they are dialing 10 digits, the correct ones. Users can set the application to record them and make them available for monitoring later.
For the SIP endpoint to understand the format of the message encoded with ENUM, its header must include the attribute “X-ENUM-Sender”, whose value is a string that will be the request message that ENUM was used to perform.
SipCLI Scenarios:
In the folder -, with the time set to 30 seconds, a TTS engine can be used for outputting audio data so that the information can be sent over the SIP endpoint.
In the folder -, with the time set to 45 seconds, the recording files are generated. The folder will be called:--
Directory Creation:
Users can create their own text files in the base application folder by creating a new file containing one line or at least 4 spaces and then press the ‘Create’ button. This will let them set the text file for playback. The use of this feature is prohibited in the base
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