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The SIPit interoperability tests is an important meeting for everyone that develops realtime applications and servers using SIP. Register today.

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Why you should
participate in SIPit
oej@edvina.net

1. Improve your
application
• At SIPit you bring your application and put

it to tests with a large set of other SIP
implementations.You will get feedback that
will improve your application.

2. Find bugs before your
customers ﬁnd them
• At SIPit, your application will be interacting
with a large set of applications that your
customers use, and put in situations you
have not expected. Find the bugs ﬁrst.

3. Learn more
• At SIPit you learn more about SIP and new

things added to the SIP family of standards.
You meet the people working with SIP in
the IETF and can ask all your questions.

4. Build a network
• At SIPit you meet developers from a large

set of companies working with SIP. You
build a personal network that you can use
when you get interoperability issues later
on.

5. Innovations 
happen here.
• At SIPit, there’s room to discuss new ideas

and explore new stuff. You spend one week
in a room ﬁlled with innovative people
working with real time communication.
Get inspiration and immediate feedback.

Golden rule

• Tests are conﬁdential. You are in a safe

environment for new and coming products.

What we test.
• One-to-one and group tests

• Based on the need of participating
implementations

• Basic 3261 call scenarios over IPv4 and IPv6

as well as new things like GIN, WebRTC, SIP
Outbound, SIP identity and much more.

Short facts.
• SIPit #31 is taking place in Nice, France,
Sept 29 - Oct 3 2014, hosted by Etsi

• Organized by the SIP Forum

• We will include WebRTC-IT
interoperability tests

• http://www.sipit.net
Register today!

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Participate in SIPit

1. Why you should participate in SIPit oej@edvina.net

2. 1. Improve your application • At SIPit you bring your application and put it to tests with a large set of other SIP implementations.You will get feedback that will improve your application.

3. 2. Find bugs before your customers ﬁnd them • At SIPit, your application will be interacting with a large set of applications that your customers use, and put in situations you have not expected. Find the bugs ﬁrst.

4. 3. Learn more • At SIPit you learn more about SIP and new things added to the SIP family of standards. You meet the people working with SIP in the IETF and can ask all your questions.

5. 4. Build a network • At SIPit you meet developers from a large set of companies working with SIP. You build a personal network that you can use when you get interoperability issues later on.

6. 5. Innovations  happen here. • At SIPit, there’s room to discuss new ideas and explore new stuff. You spend one week in a room ﬁlled with innovative people working with real time communication. Get inspiration and immediate feedback.

7. Golden rule • Tests are conﬁdential. You are in a safe environment for new and coming products.

8. What we test. • One-to-one and group tests • Based on the need of participating implementations • Basic 3261 call scenarios over IPv4 and IPv6 as well as new things like GIN, WebRTC, SIP Outbound, SIP identity and much more.

9. Short facts. • SIPit #31 is taking place in Nice, France, Sept 29 - Oct 3 2014, hosted by Etsi • Organized by the SIP Forum • We will include WebRTC-IT interoperability tests • http://www.sipit.net Register today!

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