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Re: [Simple] Issue 4: Recipient of IMDN can appear different than sender



I actually lean towards not having a separate notification-to header. I think it creates more problems than value.

On Nov 7, 2005, at 11:05 AM, Hisham Khartabil wrote:

I think having that header is ok. But the reason you give about keeping state out of the B2BUAs and relays is not a good reason. Often enough B2BUAs need to be involved in the MDN generation, but thats a topic for a different thread.

Hisham

On Nov 7, 2005, at 4:24 PM, Burger, Eric wrote:

To enable scenarios where the "sender" of an IM has a generic address,
like "sip:info at example.com", but the user sending the IM has a specific
address, like "sip:agent24 at agentpool.example.com", as well as to keep
state out of B2BUA's and relays, the draft has an explicit
Disposition-Notification-To header, with the address for the UAS to send
the report to.


This has the potential for a bad UAC to IMDN-bomb an unsuspecting
third-party. Thus the draft has a bunch of protocol machinery for the
UAS to ensure identity of the requestor, if only to enable Level 8
handling of the problem.


OK with everyone?

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