SIP Verification Testing to Cisco Unified Communications (CUCM, CUCME, SRST)
 tekVizion Labs is the authorized test facility for SIP Verification testing between Cisco Unified Communications (CUCM,CUCME,SRST) and third party SIP end points.
What does SIP Verified mean when an endpoint is verified to Cisco Unified Communications (CUCM,CUCME,SRST)? For a product to be SIP Verified, the following must occur: - A product must pass all the tests related to the specified list of features which are based on RFC standards 3261 and related RFCs for trunk and line-side SIP interfaces. To pass means the product must achieve 100% pass rate with expected results on all selected features and for all tests within that feature category. Prior to testing, the vendor will select which features it wishes to verify on that particular product being tested.
- The product cannot have any visible features on their end point that do not work and/or are not verified.
- The product must also pass all the other test cases in the test plan that relate to usability, reliability, and negative testing. tekVizion will provide a copy of the test strategy outlining all test cases upon request so that the vendor understands what is being tested prior to signing a service contract with tekVizion.
How does Cisco recognize/support the tekVizion SIP Verification Brand? Cisco recognizes the SIP Verified logo. tekVizion will post the successful results on the tekVizion web sites indicating the following: - Vendor’s company name
- Vendor’s product name
- Vendor’s product version that was tested
- Cisco Unified Communications (CUCM,CUCME,SRST)
- List of features that were tested and passed
Cisco provides a link to this site from their own site at http://forums.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/IPCApps;jsessionid=pwer917fi1.SJ1B?page=tpsipep. Third Party Vendor Support
Vendor’s whose products are SIP Verified will be able to purchase support services through tekVizion. tekVizion will work through Cisco to resolve the issue on behalf of the vendor. Cisco will work with tekVizion on a best effort basis to resolve issues of interoperability. For answers to other questions, read the SIP Verification Testing FAQ section of this web site. | 
