[SIPForum-discussion] Finite Element Analysis for a collection of SIP Trunk Groups for a GMSC

[Rohan Sarker]

To make you feel a bit comfortable, the testing strategy is each Test Case
Executed generates a Force which can be represented by a Proposal, Proposal
Acknowledgement (Opp Direction) or a Rejection (Opp Direction) or in
Financial Terms as Credit or Debit. Hope that makes some sense for doing
FEA....In IT we sometimes call it as an onsite clap or an onsite slap....



Regards
Rohan Sarker
IBM Pune & IBM Kolkata & IBM Bangalore
Tel:+919903051236
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On 9/27/10, Rohan Sarker <rohansarker1 at gmail.com> wrote:
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> It's just like Test Suite --> Collection of Test Cases Mapping in QC, we
> need FEA --> Analysis of Forces in Members for SIP Trunking.
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> For details call my Cell asap: +919903051236
> (Anytime is ok)
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> Regards
> Rohan Sarker
> IBM Pune & IBM Kolkata & IBM Bangalore
> Tel:+919903051236
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>  On 9/26/10, Abinash Sarangi <s_abinash at hotmail.com> wrote:
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>> Hi Rohan,
>>
>> I am working as a Telecom test engineer in one of the SIP Trunking project
>> of British Telecom in UK.
>> I want to learn how it is implemented in India and which are the service
>> providers supporting SIP Trunking.
>> Which areas [ like enterprise or CPE ] they are focusing on .
>> Any Study material is highly appreciated.
>>
>> Why this Finite element analysis is required for SIP Trunking.
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>> Thanks & Regards
>> -Abinash
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>> Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2010 06:42:39 +0530
>> From: rohansarker1 at gmail.com
>> To: discussion at sipforum.org
>> CC: rohansarker at gmail.com
>> Subject: [SIPForum-discussion] Finite Element Analysis for a collection of
>> SIP Trunk Groups for a GMSC
>>
>>
>> *Finite Element Analysis for a collection of SIP Trunk Groups for a GMSC*
>> Finite Element Analysis can be done for a collection of SIP Trunk Groups
>> for a GMSC [E.G: ZTE Mumbai GMSC]. I have used software: Analysis for
>> Windows v2.04 for SIP Message Flow - Force Diagrams.
>> A GMSC with it's networks of other GMSC using SIP as Protocol for Voice
>> Call, Multimedia call, etc can represent a Cantilever Bridge or a Cable
>> Stayed Bridge or a Beam Bridge or a Suspension Bridge, etc in Finite Element
>> Analysis.
>> However this is the cause-effect for very high level of mechanical
>> engineering.
>> *Attached picture files.*
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>> Regards
>> Rohan Sarker
>> IBM Pune & IBM Kolkata & IBM Bangalore
>> Tel:+919903051236
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