Graphic: The "Testing" chapter covers installation, SIP communication, security, performance, and web server testing, ensuring compatibility and security.

Testing

Ensuring reliability, security, and performance is a fundamental aspect of anynode’s development process. The testing framework covers essential areas such as installation validation, SIP communication, security hardening, and performance optimization.

  • Basic Tests: verify seamless installation, updates, and SIP interoperability across various PBX systems and VoIP providers, ensuring stability in real-world deployments.

  • Specific Testing: includes performance benchmarks, memory management assessments, and environment-specific evaluations, such as UCMA integrations for Skype for Business.

  • SIP Security Testing: is conducted to detect and mitigate threats like SIP fuzzing, malformed packet injections, and DoS attacks, reinforcing anynode’s resilience against evolving VoIP threats.

  • Web Server Security: assessments focus on preventing common web-based attacks, enforcing strong encryption, and maintaining strict access controls to safeguard the anynode frontend.

  • In-house testing: ensures the software is thoroughly evaluated in a real environment, covering critical areas such as high availability, configuration replication, AD directory integration, and registrar functionality with analog ATAs.

By integrating automated and manual testing methodologies, anynode ensures robust functionality, security, and compatibility across diverse deployment scenarios.