RFC 3486:Compressing the Session Initiation Protoc...
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... URI, is the Request-URI of the request or an entry in the Route header field. ...
... the parameter comp=sigcomp to its URI in the Record-Route header field. If a user agent client ...
... comp=sigcomp to its URI in the Record-Route header field. If a client ...
... sigcomp parameter is obtained from a Record-Route header field when the dialog is established. A client ...


... requests in the other direction) proxies need to rewrite their Record-Route entries in the responses. A proxy performing Record- Route ...
... Record-Route entries in the responses. A proxy performing Record- Route inspects the Record-Route header field in the response and the Contact header field ...
... proxy performing Record- Route inspects the Record-Route header field in the response and the Contact header field in the request that triggered this response (see ...
... upstream (closer to the user agent client) hop in the route set. If this URI contains the parameter comp=sigcomp ...
... proxy SHOULD add comp=sigcomp to its entry in the Record-Route header field. If this URI does not contain the parameter comp=sigcomp ...
... remove comp=sigcomp (if it is present) from its entry in the Record- Route header field. ...
... URI of the next upstream hop in the route set contained the parameter comp=sigcomp. ...


... Although proxies usually add zero or one Record-Route entries to a particular request, some proxies add two of them to avoid Record- ...
... particular request, some proxies add two of them to avoid Record- Route rewriting. A typical example of double Record-Routing is a SIP ...
... interface by the proxy. The proxy adds one Record-Route entry for one interface and a second one for the other interface ...
... interface. This way, the proxy does not need to rewrite the Record-Route header field on the response. Proxies ...


... proxies. Proxy P1 does not Record-Route but proxy P2 does. Both proxies support ...
... the Method name, the Request-URI and the Via, Route, Record-Route and ...
... Method name, the Request-URI and the Via, Route, Record-Route and Contact header fields ...
... UAC;comp=sigcomp Route: P1;comp=sigcomp Contact: UAC ...
... UAC;comp=sigcomp Route: P2 Contact: UAC;comp=sigcomp ...
... UAC;comp=sigcomp Record-Route: P2 Contact: UAC;comp=sigcomp ...
... UAC;comp=sigcomp Record-Route: P2 Contact: UAS ...
... UAC;comp=sigcomp Record-Route: P2;comp=sigcomp Contact: UAS ...
... P2 receives the 200 OK response. P2 Record-Routed, so it inspects the Route set for this dialog. For requests from the UAS towards the UAC ...
... header field of the INVITE, because P1 did not Record-Route. That Contact identified the UAC: ...
... INVITE), P2 assumes that the UAC would also like to send compressed requests (Record-Route of the 200 OK). Therefore, P2 modifies its entry in the Record-Route header field of the 200 OK (5). In the ...
... requests (Record-Route of the 200 OK). Therefore, P2 modifies its entry in the Record-Route header field of the 200 OK (5). In the INVITE (3), P2 did not used the comp=sigcomp ...
... UAC;comp=sigcomp Record-Route: P2;comp=sigcomp Contact: UAS ...
... UAC;comp=sigcomp Route: P2;comp=sigcomp Contact: UAC ...
... UAC sends the ACK (7) compressed directly to P2 (P1 did not Record-Route). (8) ACK ...



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