This is a follow up on a previous post.
Apart from using a softphone, you can make use of svmap.py (part of SIPVicious tool suite) to reproduce the behavior:
./svmap.py -m INVITE 192.168.1.4 -p5061
Where 192.168.1.4 is the IP of the SIP phone and 5061 is the SIP port of the phone. For a ghost call effect, if you have a network with all SIP phones listening on port 5060, you can just run the following to get them to ring at the same time:
./svmap.py -m INVITE 192.168.1.1/24
Updated list of softphones tested and exhibiting this behavior:
- WengoPhone **
- X-lite release 1011b
- SJPhone 1.65.377a
- Ekiga 2.0.11 (beta)
- Yate
- SIP Communicator
Some VoIP phones (hardware) were also tested and exhibit this behavior as well:
- GrandStream GXP 2000
- Grandstream BT100
- Aastra 480i
- Aastra 9133i
- Polycom IP330
- Cisco CP7940G*
- Lancom VP 100*
- Linksys SPA 921*
* Requires a valid extension
** Requires valid extension or no extension