Yes should be possible , but you may need to do do a fresh offer/answer
exchange on receipt of 200 OK because you might have been playing the
media/ringback from a different UAS than the one which generated the 200 OK
because of forking downstream. Check out RFC 3959 and 3960 ...
Regards ,
Sayan 


 

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Yes! But if 183 is with SDP information, Originator will hear ring back
played by remote end.
Let us assume the case when two 180 responses are reaching to
originator. Is it possible that originator, who was listening ring back
tone for first 180 response, would start talking to 2nd phone on
receiving 200 Ok (assuming first forked invite was canceled by the
proxy)???

Vivek

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may be due to early media as well , with the second ring back being
played
back by the remote end/pstn gateway ,

as Ben says , without the full scenario it's not possible to know
exactly
what causes this .

IMHO , you should not really be playing a local ring back on receipt of
an
183 .. 183 is just session progress , not really meant to start of a
local
ring back ...





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From: Laura Meng Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:59 PM

> double ringback, it seem one from 180, another from 183, but why this
two
> response occure togather? is it because the proxy fork INVITE to a
PSTN
> phone as well as IP phone?


Yes, this is due to forking.

> if so, should the proxy forward all the 180/183 back?


Yes.

> if so, what a mass at the UA's end, it start a single phone to want
> to talk to someone, but turn out maybe it could get a meeting there!

In case of the first final response arriving at the forking proxy this
proxy
must cancel all other pending transactions. So in normal forking case
the
UAC will get more 18x responses but only one 200 (RFC 3261 16.7-10).

I hope that helps
Franz


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