So you are telling me that you SHOULD forward someone to your own domain
to reach a phone number even when you know that your domain would not be
willing to route the resulting request from the forwardee. Instead you
are *counting* on the forwardee to *ignore* the domain and the 3263
routing rules and instead use its own logic to reach the number???
So in effect you are suggesting that we should revise 3263 regarding sip
URIs with user=phone, and get the result widely adopted rather than get
tel widely adopted.
Paul
Hadriel Kaplan wrote:
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Juha
>> Heinanen
>>
>> Francois Audet writes:
>>
>> > Insisting on Tel URI seems kind of out of touch with reality.
>>
>> then PSTN is out of touch with 302. please tell me, how can i write a
>> sip uri in my phone that redirects the caller in another domain to my
>> cell phone?
>
> Well a 302 with a tel may work, or may not. Alternatively you could use a
> sip URI in the 302. For the domain portion of that 302's contact: if you
> don't know a SIP-PSTN provider which will send it to your cell, then you
> could try setting it to your provider's domain (if you have one), or the
> domain which sent the request. And since a 3xx can have multiple contact
> URIs, you can try all these at the same time, including Tel, but I suggest
> making the first one the most likely to succeed, because I've been told some
> devices can't handle multiple contacts either (ya, it's friggin nuts - don't
> shoot the messenger).
>
> It's nasty, but it should work in many cases I think. (though honestly most
> cases I've seen just set it to sip and their provider's domain and it
> works... but that could easily be because I mostly only see traces from
> providers)
>
> -hadriel
>
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