Hi Sonja,

dialog state changes are atomic. Hence, I think, only on deciding to
send/sending a 2xx response remote target will be updated. In the call
flow below, 200 OK for UPDATE is sent by B prior to 200 OK for INVITE.
So remote target modified by UPDATE will be overwritten by re-INVITE as
C2.

Regards,
Ramakrishna

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Hi,
I have a question regarding UPDATE and reINVITE.

A                                      B

INVITE (C1)
|-------------------------------------->| // C = Contact
180
|<--------------------------------------|
200 OK (INVITE)
|<--------------------------------------|
ACK
|-------------------------------------->|
target
reINVITE (C2)
|-------------------------------------->|
1xx
|<--------------------------------------|
UPDATE (C3)
|-------------------------------------->|
200 OK (UPDATE)
|<--------------------------------------|
200 OK (reINVITE)
|<--------------------------------------|
ACK
|-------------------------------------->|


Q: Is it OK for UPDATE to be sent when reINVITE isn't actually responded
with the final response? And what will be the dialog remote target C2 or
C3? According to RFC3311, I presume that 200 OK to reINVITE should have
the same Contact as UPDATE or its response.



Best Regards
Sonja

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