Martin Koenig writes:
no you
don't. ser can quite easily be made to turn the 302 to an
another invite, where b is listed as caller in rpid or diversion
header.
Could you please elaborate further how to enable this feature?
you write a reply route function where you take the uri(s) from the
contact header and add them as new branches to the request.
That's why i said ISDN-like features. If the final
call destination (f.e. a
cellphone number) should not be revealed to the caller, then a b2bua is
nessecary.
yes.
Or to put it different: What about the called
party's right to
deflect calls to any possible destination without further interaction with
the caller.
that the called party can be easily done by making ser to FORWARD, not
redirect the call.
-- juha