This time I've removed the main sip list cross posting
Baniel Uri-CUB001 wrote:
> >Well 1hr for sip urls and forever for non sip urls, although the registrar
> >may shorten any registration it receives so the expires in the response
> must
> >be checked.
>
> That is exactly the Bis02 section which made me concerned...
> Say I want to register the FQDN (Host name) or either IP address of my SIP
> phone at home as my 'permanent' contact.
> Does that fall under the definition of a SIP URL and thus forbidden or other
> URL and thus is OK?
> I mean is it just a matter of 'tricking' the registrar and providing it my
> 'contact' information as a non SIP URL?
> e.g. SIP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] => myMachine.sip.xxx.com
I am not sure what you are going to achieve here, whatever type of url you
register the registrar may shorten the expiry time. If you use a non sip url it
isn't going to help you with sip as another protocol (specified by the type)
will probably be used to contact you.
The main reason I can see for shortening registration times is administrative
policy on the registrar which is likely to apply to more than sip urls.
James Undery
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