Paul Kyzivat wrote:
So my conclusion is that if a UA receives a 423 response to a register
request, and it chooses to reattempt the register request, it SHOULD use
a value consistent with the 423 in the subsequent register request AND
in any subsequent refreshes to that registration.
Does this seem right?
I think this is reasonable; especially given the alternative,
which, as you write, is:
Presumably the registrar gave the 423 because it wanted to reduce the
number of register requests it has to process. If the UA continues to
use its preferred (smaller) value on every refresh attempt it will
double the number of register requests the registrar, with half of them
receiving 423 responses. So the UA using its preferred value for
refreshes seems counter productive.
Thanks,
- vijay
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Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies, Inc.
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