Generation of Realistic Signalling Traffic in an ISDN Load Test System Using SDL User Models

Steinert, Thomas; Rößler, Georg

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-35533-7_14

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“…Obviously, we can find in the literature other significant reports describing lessons learnt from real experiences (Hao et al, 2000;Holzmann, 1994;Jonkers et al, 1995;Nieh and Tavares, 1992), proposing general guidelines to assist the system engineer when considering a formal approach to design (Easterbrook and Callahan, 1997;Holloway, 1997;Holloway and Butler, 1996;Steinert and Roessler, 2000), or discussing case studies (Bieber, 1996;Butler et al, 1998;Hao et al, 2000;Haxthausen and Peleska, 2000;Holzmann, 1994;Leduc et al, 1996), to cite just a few.…”

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Wireless protocol testing and validation supported by formal methods. A hands-on report

Fernández‐Iglesias

Burguillo

González-Castaño

et al. 2005

Journal of Systems and Software

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Wireless protocol testing and validation supported by formal methods. A hands-on report

Fernández‐Iglesias

Burguillo

González-Castaño

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Journal of Systems and Software

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“…For a detailed description of the structure and especially the traffic generation principle we refer to [2]. Figure 2 shows the building blocks of the software structure of LGen.…”

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A Flexible Traffic Generator for Testing PABX and Call Center Performance

Rößler¹,

Steinert

2002

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Testing PABXs and call centers under high load is of paramount importance because customers rely on these systems for safety and business critical applications. A traffic generator for high traffic volumes is presented in this paper. The two key characteristics of the traffic generator are the generation of traffic with configurable statistical properties and its flexibility in many aspects, ranging from the number and kind of emulated users to the user behaviour models and signalling protocols. This extraordinary flexibility could only be achieved by a pure software approach. The architecture clearly separates the basic runtime system and support functions which are implemented in the traffic generator core from user models and signalling protocols which the traffic generator reads and executes during tests.

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From Complex Specifications to a Working Prototype. A Protocol Engineering Case Study

Fernández‐Iglesias

González-Castaño

Carballo

et al. 2001

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Generation of Realistic Signalling Traffic in an ISDN Load Test System Using SDL User Models

Cited by 3 publications

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Wireless protocol testing and validation supported by formal methods. A hands-on report

Wireless protocol testing and validation supported by formal methods. A hands-on report

A Flexible Traffic Generator for Testing PABX and Call Center Performance

From Complex Specifications to a Working Prototype. A Protocol Engineering Case Study

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