Re: [Users] too many branches for latest X-lite 3

Sajith T S wrote: It is a proprietary parameter to identify which registration caused an incoming call. E.g. a SIP client registers to 2 proxies, e.g. klaus(a)iptel.org and klaus(a)fwd.pulver.com. It will use the contact header sip:user@localipaddress. If there is an incoming request, the RURI is sip:user@localipaddress and the client can't reliable tell if this is an incoming call from iptel.org or fwd. By adding a different instance header for each proxy it is possible to distinguish incoming calls, e.g.: Contact: sip:user@localipaddress;rinstance=1234 for iptel account Contact: sip:user@localipaddress;rinstance=5678 for fwd account btw: snom phones use line=... and AVM Fritz use uniq=... regards klaus