Consult the RFCs 3959 and 3960.
What about muting the RTPs except the last one and as soon as a 200 OK
is received you re-open the valid connection. Of course you will expect
a media clipping. I think this is the simplest one.
Pavlos
Dean Willis wrote:
On Sep 22, 2009, at 7:48 AM, <sairam.pokkunuri at wipro.com>
<sairam.pokkunuri at wipro.com> wrote:
Hi
I have a scenario where Invite is forked by a proxy and it gets
multiple 183 containing sdp and all are sending rtp packets as
anouncements.What should the b2bua do?
As we dint know which ua is going to send 200 ok
Congratulations. You've discovered promiscuous early media. That's why
I think this part of the protocol spec is broken; early media (driven
by PSTN-interworking) combined with forking produces an intractable
problem.
Various hacks have been used to address the problem. As far as I know,
none of them really work "right", but you might find one that works
most of the time for your use case.
I suggest trying the sip-implementors mailing list for advice on this
issue:
<sip-implementors at lists.cs.columbia.edu>
Although personally, what I'd probably do is hunt down the developers
of the UAs that are all sending 183 with SDP and related RTP and
verbally abuse them. Of course, if the UAs are PSTN gateways, there
really isn't much else they can do.
--
Dean
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