[SIPForum-discussion] Query
Mohan P
pmohan at TechMahindra.com
Tue May 29 06:49:01 UTC 2007
The 1st statement itself is true. Registration meant to resolve the
name(ie, to convert AOR to FQDN). This is used to route the incoming
calls.
So u UAC is doing registration in order to receive the incoming call.
Refer the statement below which is a part of "SIP-A complete book" by
Alan B. Johnston.
"Registration is not
required to enable a user agent to use a proxy server for outgoing
calls. It is necessary,
however, for a user agent to register to receive incoming calls from
proxies
that serve that domain unless some non-SIP mechanism is used by the
location service to populate the SIP URIs and Contacts of end-points."
Regards,
Mohan
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[mailto:discussion-bounces at sipforum.org] On Behalf Of gurudatt balaji
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 9:46 PM
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Subject: [SIPForum-discussion] Query
Hi All,
Quick query........
When unregistered user, orginates a call ..
1. he able to originate without registering?
2. he registers first and then originates a call?
3. Anything else?
Which statement is TRUE.
Thanks
Reg
Balaji
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