I agree that documentation is unclear on the behaviour of what happens when the suggested socket does not exist. It is in most cases named "default socket" which suggests that if it does not exist, Kamailio will use another socket. Which is what happens in your case. You want kamailio to drop the request if the suggested socket does not exist, which I think may require code changes. It should not be the default behaviour as that may break installations, but it may be configured with a mod param.

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