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Title : Path Extension Header for Establishing Service Route
with SIP REGISTER
Author(s) : D. Willis
Filename : draft-willis-sip-path-01.txt
Pages : 8
Date : 07-Feb-02
This draft provides a mechanism to be used in the REGISTER method,
that allows SIP nodes that 1) wish to be included on the service
route in future transactions, and 2) are situated on the signaling
path between the UA and the registrar, to communicate with other
nodes such that they can form part of a preloaded route list for
future transactions.
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