-users] how to avoid server mode?
Charles,
Thanx for the answers.
I mean something different:
to accept calls with different Call-ID (not constant string) without
restarting scenario from the beginning.
If you can control the Call-IDs that you are receiving, you can
prefix them with something
Hello Charles,
And there is no way to avoid this behaviour ?
Unless the INVITEs have the same Call-ID, they will start a new scenario.
I need to run sipp with scenario that begins with recv
request=INVITE command
but I do not need to run the scenario from beginning when another
Maksym,
If you can control the Call-IDs that you are receiving, you can prefix
them with something like foo///Call-ID and bar///Call-ID, which are
both treated as having a call id of Call-ID.
Otherwise, you could probably do some hacking to the get_call_id function
so that it will return
are discarded.
Is 3PCC a potential solution?
Thanks,
Tom
- Original Message -
From: Charles P Wright
To: Maksym Hryhoryev
Cc: sipp-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007 9:24 AM
Subject: Re: [Sipp-users] how to avoid server mode?
Maksym,
If you can
Charles,
Thanx for the answers.
I mean something different:
to accept calls with different Call-ID (not constant string) without
restarting scenario from the beginning.
If you can control the Call-IDs that you are receiving, you can
prefix them with something like foo///Call-ID and
Hello sipp-users,
I need to run sipp with scenario that begins with recv
request=INVITE command
but I do not need to run the scenario from beginning when another
invite arrived. Is it possible?
--
Best regards,
Maksym mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unless the INVITEs have the same Call-ID, they will start a new scenario.
Charles
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 03/14/2007 04:57:18 PM:
Hello sipp-users,
I need to run sipp with scenario that begins with recv
request=INVITE command
but I do not need to run the scenario from beginning