On 02/02/2014 10:18 PM, Brian E Carpenter wrote:
Summary: Almost ready
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Comments:
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Minor Issue:
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"5.6. Forwarding the overload control parameters
Overload control is defined in a hop-by-hop manner. Therefore,
forwarding the contents of the overload control parameters is
generally NOT RECOMMENDED and should only be performed if permitted
by the configuration of SIP servers. This means that a SIP proxy
SHOULD strip the overload control parameters inserted by the client
before proxying the request further downstream."
I think the reader should be reminded at this point that the proxy also
behaves as a client, so will immediately re-insert its own "oc" parameters.
(In fact it would be very odd if the proxy supported overload control
upstream but not downstream.) Vijay suggested: I can insert the following
sentence as the last sentence of the lone paragraph in S5.6:
"Of course, the proxy can add overload control parameters pertinent
to itself in the Via header it inserts in the request going
downstream."
This would be fine.
Brian: Thank you for the review. I have added the above sentence.
I will close the loop and ping you when I release -15 after the
quarantine period.
Cheers,
- vijay
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