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Title : Serial Forking and 605
Author(s) : R. Ramanathan, et al.
Filename : draft-rajesh-sipping-605-01.txt
Pages : 9
Date : 2007-3-6
The session initiation protocol (SIP) [2] allows users' end systems
to decline calls for many reasons. 6xx response codes communicate
global failures generated by callee's end system. It defines 6xx
class response codes in the spirit of parallel forking scenarios
only. There're scenarios where, authoritative server performs
parallel forking of the call to callee's own set of endpoints, and
then serially move on to fork call to alternate set of endpoints
(callee's voice mail and/or team call). This draft clarifies
behavior for existing 603 response code and proposes new 605 response
code to handle complete rejection of the call, which halts any
further processing of the call.
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