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Seagull is a free, open source and multi-protocol traffic generator test tool.
Primarily aimed at IMS (3GPP, TISPAN, CableLabs) protocols (and thus being the perfect complement to SIPp for IMS testing), Seagull is a powerful traffic generator for functional, load, endurance, stress and performance/benchmark tests for almost any kind of protocol.
In addition, its openness allows to add the support of a brand new protocol in less than 2 hours - with no programming knowledge.
For that, Seagull comes with several protocol families embedded in the source code:
- Binary/TLV (Diameter, Radius and many 3GPP and IETF protocols)
- External library (TCAP, SCTP)
- Text (XCAP, HTTP, H248 ASCII)
Seagull supports currently the following protocols:
- Diameter base ( RFC 3588) and any Diameter relating application - IMS Cx, Dx, Ro, Rf, Sh over TCP or SCTP or TLS over IPv4 or IPv6.
- TCAP ITU and ANSI and any protocol over TCAP (IS41, Win, Camel, GSM MAP, ...) either over SS7 (E1/T1) or SIGTRAN. For that, it relies on HP OpenCall SS7.
- XCAP over HTTP over IPv4
- HTTP over IPv4
- H248/Megaco ASCII form over UDP or TCP or SCTP/IPv4
- Radius (subset) over IPv4.
Main features:
- Multi-protocol traffic generator
- Command line tool with text interface
- Protocols of the same family are described in an XML, user editable, dictionary (messages, parameters)
- Existing protocol families: Binary/TLV (Type, Length, Value), Raw binary, Text, external API (first implementation: HP OpenCall SS7)
- Support of IP (UDP/TCP), SCTP, SSL/TLS and SS7/TCAP transports
- Portable programming (tested and supported on Linux x86, ia64, HPUX, SunOS and Windows)
- Scenarios are described using XML files
- Multi-threaded for performances and reliability
- Dynamically adjustable scenario rate
- Uniform, Poisson or Best-effort scenario arrival distribution
- Remote-control (scenario-rate set, counter dump) through standard HTTP interface
- Pause and restart of traffic
- Support of automated traffic profile (varying scenario rate)
- Smooth (no new scenarios then wait for ongoing scenarios to end) or brutal end
- Scenario display with message counters
- Scenarios have init (executed once), main (repeated for traffic) sections
- Scenarios have default sections for defense in case of unexpected messages
- A scenario can be mono (most cases) or multi-protocol
- Message and parameters checking possible (disabled by default)
- Support of parameter injection following a CSV like database
- Multiple Seagull instances can be synchronized in the middle of scenario
- Intra scenario synchronization using a synchronization protocol (example application provided in Java language)
- Statistics: timer between two messages, scenario length, scenario rate, successful scenarios, failed scenarios (with reason)
- Protocol decoding and hexadecimal dump
- Trace files with or without timestamps (for performances and automation)

Enhancements:

• The rendering process got running in an independent thread separated from the main thread.
• It runs smoothly even in case the camera is slow.
• A bug of full-screen mode for a wide display was fixed.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 or later, iSight.

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All icons are beautifully drawn and look best in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Completly freeware.

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PSU Blast Image Config (aka "BIC") is a complete software solution to quickly restore and configure a Macintosh back to a known state.
This tool is intended to automate the build process as much as possible. We use BIC here at PSU to do the initial install of the base OS and applications on all of our lab and kiosk Macs.
Main features:
- Configure and set the Open Firmware security, preventing unauthorized access via single (root) user mode or booting from external devices
- Set the date and time
- Restore a master disk image quickly to a Macs internal hard disk
- Configure the network settings on the restored disk (via ncutil):
IP Address : DHCP or Manual (Static)
Subnet Mask & Router
DNS Servers
Network Names (Computer and Local)
- Change the startup disk to the restored disk
- Extensible through pre- and post-restore scripts
- Specify default and autorun settings via a preference file.
Enhancements:
- FIXED: Now correctly supports Macs with dual on-board ethernet ports. NOTE: Only configures the network for the "Built-in Ethernet 1", port 1 on the case, and all other network interfaces are disabled (unless you enable the AirPort interface in the auto-run prefs - see below for more info on this new feature). Macs that have dual on-board ethernet includes the most recent Power Mac G5s with Dual 2.3 Ghz processors and the Mac Pro desktop. Ive only tested this on the dual 2.3 Ghz G5, so please let me know if you see failures when BIC 2.6.5 and ncutil 3.1.1. Do not use ncutil 3.1.2 due to previously mentioned issues on the main BIC home page. Thanks to Y. Flammer for reporting this issue.
- NEW: Under Mac OS X 10.4.7 or higher*, can now enable the AirPort network interface enabled by adding "ENABLE_AIRPORT=YES" to the auto-run preferences. *NOTE: This will ONLY work reliably when PSU BIC is running under Mac OS X 10.4.7, with ncutil version 3.1.1 installed, and the restored volume is ALSO at Mac OS X 10.4.7 or higher. There was a bug in Apples 10.4.6 networking code that ncutil relies on for the network interface names, so ncutil inherited the bug, and thus PSU BIC as well, when running under 10.4.6. Use Mac OS X 10.4.7 and it should work for you - if not, pleasesend me a bug report with the run log file. As time permits, Ill add a dialog too that prompts for enabling the AirPort card or not, but until then, just specify it in the auto run preferences.
- FIXED: Using new asr syntax of "restore" verb with 10.4.4 at later. Previously, when running PSU BIC 2.6b3 under Mac OS X 10.4 to 10.4.3 there would be an error during the restore process. Thanks to R. Booz for sending in the run log with this issue, and the Apple asr system engineer J. Kateley for reporting which version of Mac OS X 10.4 (10.4.4 and later!) started to include the restore verb for asr.
- FIXED: More robust blessing of the restored disk as a bootable device for Intel/EFI based Macs.
- NEW: Logging the version of Mac OS X that is installed on the restored drive. This can be useful for debugging issues with ncutil 3 configuring network preferences on a volume that is at a different version than the version of Mac OS X that PSU BIC and ncutil 3 ran under.
- FIXED: Updated some method names to prepare PSU BIC to be ready for compilation under REALbasic 2006 to create a Universal (PPC and Intel Native!) version of PSU BIC, which will be available very soon. This change should not affect anything for this version of BIC.