Redirection is generally cleaner than retargeting, but does not satisfy the "Monica property". It may be that a B2BUA is inescapable in those cases anyway.One solution to this would be for for the biloxi.com server to act as a
b2bua, relaying the call to carol. Maybe that is a *model* to consider,
with hopes of finding a better implementation. That is also roughly the
model when a gateway is being used. We already know that in the gateway
case the connected party on the far side of the gateway can change, and
there are desires to convey that info.
(weep)
Maybe we could at least consider redirection before we start suggesting that
this is a B2BUA problem.
I really think that the problem of mid-call changes in connected-party is aI tend to agree. It would be much cleaner if all identity/connected-party changes devolved to a flavor of transfer (except the Monica cases I mention above).
very different case, and much more specialized than what we're concerned
with here. We're talking here about assuring the identity of the first and
second parties to a dialog at the time of dialog establishment. I'd like to
think that the ultimate solutions to the mid-call 'identity update' sort of
problems are more along the transfer/replaces line of thinking.
Jon Peterson NeuStar, Inc.
Paul
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