SIP Response Headers Clause Samples

SIP Response Headers. All SIP 1XX responses support the following headers :- TO, FROM, VIA, CALL-ID, CSEQ & CONTENT-LENGTH. The following table details which additional headers are carried in specific 1XX responses :- Content Type N/A O Contact O M Supported O O RSeq N/A C Require O O Content Disposition N/A C Session Expires O O Record- Route N/A O Allow O O Note :- M – Mandatory, O – Optional, C – Conditional (i.e. if SDP present, then M), N/A – Not applicable. All 2XX responses other than 200 response are treated as for a 200 response for the corresponding transaction. A 200 OK response will be sent to INVITE,PRACK,INFO,BYE, CANCEL& UPDATE if the request is properly processed. It may contain a body to exchange the callee’s capabilities. The 200 OK response to a BYE or CANCEL may carry an embedded ISUP RLC message. Note that since CANCEL is hop-by-hop, there is no guarantee that the contents of a 200 OK CANCEL will reach a remote CA. The 200 OK response always contains the following :- TO, FROM, VIA, CALL-ID, CSEQ, CONTACT & CONTENT-LENGTH. In addition, the following headers may be present :- CONTENT-TYPE (if SDP / encapsulated ISUP present), REQUIRE, SUPPORTED, SESSION-EXPIRES, RECORD-ROUTE, CONTENT-DISPOSITION (if encapsulated ISUP present) & ALLOW (to enable advertising of UPDATE support). Any SIP failure reason (3XX, 4XX, 5XX, 6XX) should be allowed in the profile. 3XX responses will contain the following headers :- TO, FROM, VIA, CALL_ID, CSEQ, CONTENT- LENGTH & CONTACT. It is assumed that a 3XX response will cause the call to be released (i.e. redirection shall be done via ISUP call forwarding). 4XX/5XX/6XX responses will contain the following headers :- TO, FROM, VIA, CALL_ID, CSEQ, & CONTENT-LENGTH. In general, the headers identified in this section are intended to be a minimum set to support the encapsulation of ISUP signalling with appropriate session control. Embedded ISUP messages may be present in the following responses :- 100 Trying None Never present 180 Ringing ACM, CPG Always present 18X (i.e. other than 180) ACM, CPG Always present 200 ANM, CON Always present for 200 response to INVITE
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SIP Response Headers. All SIP 1XX responses support the following headers :- TO, FROM, VIA, CALL-ID, CSEQ & CONTENT-LENGTH. The following table details which additional headers are carried in specific 1XX responses :- Content Type N/A O Contact O M Supported O O RSeq N/A C Require O O Session Expires O O Record- Route N/A O Allow O O Note :- M – Mandatory, O – Optional, C – Conditional (i.e. if SDP present, then M), N/A – Not applicable. All 2XX responses other than 200 response are treated as for a 200 response for the corresponding transaction. A 200 OK response will be sent to INVITE,PRACK, BYE, CANCEL& UPDATE if the request is properly processed. It may contain a body to exchange the callee’s capabilities. The 200 OK response always contains the following :- TO, FROM, VIA, CALL-ID, CSEQ, CONTACT & CONTENT-LENGTH. In addition, the following headers may be present :- CONTENT-TYPE (if SDP present), REQUIRE, SUPPORTED, RECORD-ROUTE, SESSION-EXPIRES, & ALLOW (to enable advertising of UPDATE support). Any SIP failure reason (3XX, 4XX, 5XX, 6XX) are allowed in the profile. 3XX responses will contain the following headers :- TO, FROM, VIA, CALL_ID, CSEQ, CONTENT- LENGTH & CONTACT. A CA MAY redirect the call on receipt of a 3XX response – else it is treated as a 4XX response and the call/session is released (i.e. redirected elsewhere). 4XX/5XX/6XX responses will contain the following headers :- TO, FROM, VIA, CALL_ID, CSEQ, & CONTENT-LENGTH. Specifically, with regard to Resource-Priority, the Accept-Resource-Priority will be included in a 417 response if the recipient Call Agent is working in “strict” mode as described in [20]. In general, the headers identified in this section are intended to be a minimum set and other headers may be present.
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