Hi.
I have a scenario where I make a call to our SIP server, and it will
branch out the call to a user group.
If I call 1234000, which is mapped to [EMAIL PROTECTED], the call will
branch out to the users alice,bob,carol and dave (12340001-4).
So, going in to the system is an INVITE with:
Call-id: X, Tag: Y
Going out to the users are INVITE's like:
alice> Call-id: X, Tag: Y, branch: A
bob > Call-id: X, Tag: Y, branch: B
carol> Call-id: X, Tag: Y, branch: C
dave > Call-id: X, Tag: Y, branch: D
I've registered the users using sipp, and I'm now trying with a UAS
scenario to answer the incoming calls. The problem is that sipp doesn't
seem to see the difference between the incoming INVITE's, so it treats
the other INVITE's as unexpected messages although it is another call.
Doesn't sipp take branches into consideration?
Regards
/Daniel
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