Conroy, Lawrence (SMTP) wrote:
Hi Klaus, folks,
I beg to differ.
Your SIP proxy is no damn good if one of the NAPTRs is voice:X-iax2 (or voice:X-skype :), so it's a dangerous to assume that SIP is the answer, now what was the question? In particular, I *strongly* disagree with the argument that one should only having a single entry in ENUM; this is poor advice.
Check out +878108781087810 for example (I'll let you argue with him :).
I agree with you - the thing I wanted to say was: Just by using several SIP NATPRs with different order does not imply that the caller will use serial forking.
Thus, if I want to have serial forking to all my sip contacs in all cases, I have to implement the logic inside an application (ser or asterisk) and publish only one sip NAPTR which points to the applications implementing the logic.
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