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Title : Response Code for Dynamic Proxy Redirect
Author(s) : R. Ramanathan, et al.
Filename : draft-rajesh-sipping-303-01.txt
Pages : 8
Date : 2007-3-7
The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) allows for sessions to be
redirected by the use of the 3xx response code. This response code
allows redirect servers and proxies to redirect the session or for
the message to be sent all the way back to the initiating client to
recurse. There is no way to direct the domain responsible for the
Request-URI to perform the redirection. This document defines a new
response code that clients and redirect servers could use to ensure
that recursion take place within the domain responsible for the
Request-URI rather than allowing the initiating client do perform the
redirect.
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