Your last point is something I overlooked mentioning. Yes, even with media
negotiated, if it's not sent then intent should be derived from something else
(previous 180 Ringing for example).
Joel Gerber
Network Operations Specialist - Telephone
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Eastlink
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On 5/28/15 10:33 AM, Joel Gerber wrote:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but even if the remote endpoint understands Q.850
headers, receiving one in anything but a BYE would not cause the device to
react any differently, unless the device was specifically programmed to do so,
correct?
Yes. that is m
Correct me if I'm wrong, but even if the remote endpoint understands Q.850
headers, receiving one in anything but a BYE would not cause the device to
react any differently, unless the device was specifically programmed to do so,
correct?
And in addition to this, if early media is being setup wi
You don't say what happens *after* they send this 183. That doesn't
terminate the dialog - there still must be some final response. Does the
final response accurately reflect the distinction between busy, invalid,
etc.?
AFAICT this doesn't violate anything, so it is *technically* valid.
But,
