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Title : A Geopriv Registry for Location-based Error Response Codes
Author(s) : J. Polk
Filename : draft-polk-geopriv-location-based-error-registry-00.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 2006-10-17
This document IANA registers a list of GEOPRIV location-specific
error response indications, to be used by signaling protocols
describing a location-based error experienced by an intermediary or
recipient endsystem. For example, the registered values here can be
placed in a SIP Reason header contained within a 424 (Bad Location
Information) response, or in a Location-to-Service Translation
(LoST) query failure, giving specific meaning to the reason for the
error. This additional information is to provide the location
transmitter more granular information about what was wrong with the
supplied location in the original request message.
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