[Serusers] Strange Remote-Party-ID behavior
Jan Janak
jan at iptel.org
Tue Feb 15 23:58:00 CET 2005
On 15-02 12:59, Daniel Poulsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am seeing some strange behavior from SER. I recently upgraded to a
> circuit that supports caller ID. I am running ser 0.8.14. I set up
> ser rpid for my users yesterday. The strange behavior is this:
>
> In the initial SIP/SDP INVITE, Remote-Party-ID is set correctly as
> sip:212400AAAA. If the call gets answered by the party at the other
> end, everything is great. I see strange rpid stuff, however, if the
> call gets cancelled before it is answered.
>
> For example, I have a packet trace where The SIP/SDP INVITE comes in
> with the correct number, but once the call is cancelled, the proxy
> sends ACKs to the cisco AS5350 with other numbers listed in the
> Remote-Party-ID that were not part of the call. They are listed in my
> database, but they weren't actively making phone calls at the time. I
> know this because some of the numbers I am seeing come through rpid
> headers are my own (the phones are right in front of me).
>
> Has anybody seen this? I suppose it is not a problem per se,
> especially seeing as how it only happens when an INVITE gets
> CANCELled, but it does raise an eyebrow.
I have never seen this. Could you send me the message dumps along
with your configuration file (by private e-mail).
Jan.
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