Hello,
There has been other posts as to how to make SER send an INVITE when it gets a 302 Moved Temporaily back from downstream. And it seems that it may be possible to do with AVPOPS, or other scripting methods.
The question I have is, what is the reason not to have that functionality built into SER or the option to not "relay back upstream" the 302, but have SER process the message? Is there something I am missing?
Call Flow Not Supported Out of the Box
INVITE --------------------------> SER SIP SERVER
<------------ 100Trying --------------------> INVITE
<------------------ 302 Moved <------------------ 302 Moved
Instead of
INVITE --------------------------> SER SIP SERVER
<------------ 100Trying --------------------> INVITE
<------------------ 302 Moved
--------------------------------------------INVITE ---------------------> Another SIP Server or UA
Thanks, Mark
mark wehberg writes:
The question I have is, what is the reason not to have that functionality built into SER or the option to not "relay back upstream" the 302, but have SER process the message? Is there something I am missing?
that functionality could be built into ser, but currently i don't know any means on how to get access to contact body in a ser module.
turning 302s to invites should be end user configurable option, because otherwise ser may get an unpleasant surprise, when he/she gets a bill for calls he thought he never made.
-- juha
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Juha Heinanen -
mark wehberg