[SIPForum-discussion] Reg: Invite(SDP) from UAC to UAS and 200 OK(SDP) from UAS to UAC.

[Stephen James]

The o= and c= lines can be different, the c= line is where the RTP is to be 
sent. The o= line refers to the originator of the SDP, and if different from the 
c= line means that the originator and the bearer planes (RTP) are at different 
IP addresses?

 
Stephen James 
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We are not princes of the earth, we are the descendants of worms, and any 
nobility must be earned.





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From: Michael Scofield <amit.chhikara at hotmail.com>
To: "discussion at sipforum.org" <discussion at sipforum.org>
Sent: Thu, October 4, 2012 2:47:34 PM
Subject: [SIPForum-discussion] Reg: Invite(SDP) from UAC to UAS and 200 OK(SDP) 
from UAS to UAC.

 
Hi All,


                 UAC  
                                                                       UAS
          (10.10.10.10)                                                        
(10.20.10.10)
                                               Invite(SDP)
                   
--------------------------------------------------------------->
                                               200 OK (SDP)
                  
<---------------------------------------------------------------           


Invite (SDP):-

V=0
O= 10.10.10.10(only IP i am mentioning)
C= 10.10.10.10     


200 OK(SDP):-

V=0
O= 10.20.10.10
C=  10.40.10.20

What will happen if 200 Ok (SDP) parameter C contains some other IP address 
intstead of 10.20.10.10?

Thanks in Advance!!!!

Regards,
Michael              
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