OpenSS7 has no test tools of its own for testing SS7. Test tools for SS7 can
be found from any of the popular SS7 protocol test companies such as the Inet SPECTRA. (A web search will help you out
here.)
There are a number of tools built into the Linux NET4 code which will help you
to test an OpenSS7 stack implementation. One of these is the PACKET_SOCKET
which is also supported by the OpenSS7 stack. See `man 7 packet'. The procfs
and sysctrl support of the OpenSS7 stack permits statistics to be used to
assist in debugging the OpenSS7 stack and interfaces.
The popular Ethereal package can be used with SUA, M3UA, M2UA, M2PA and custom
extensions to debug non-physical SS7 link interface drivers and debug the
OpenSS7 L2 and L3 state machine implementations without a real interface.
Some tools will eventually be written to run Q.781 and Q.782 conformance tests
against virtual SS7 links using the SUA, M3UA, M2UA and M2PA protocols. Stay
tuned.