Hi,
   

1. As per RFC 3261, a 101-199 response may or may not contain a "To" tag.
Section 13.2.2.1 of RFC 3261 says the following:

"  The early dialog will only be needed if the UAC needs to send a
   request to its peer within the dialog before the initial INVITE
   transaction completes."

Since PRACK to 101-199 is sent before the INVITE transaction completes, does
this mean that, to support the Reliable Provisional Response RFC (RFC 3262),
the 101-199 responses MUST always contain the To tag?

2. The second query is related to error response to PRACK. What is the
meaning of 3xx-6xx response to  PRACK? If a PRACK receives a 3xx-6xx
response, what should happen to the INVITE transaction?

3. If a UAC receives a 2xx to INVITE before receiving 2xx to a PRACK, should
the UAC accept the 2xx to INVITE? 

    UAC                       UAS

     ----- INVITE ------------->

     <------ 180 --------------
      ------- PRACK ----------->

     <------- 2xx (INVITE) ------

    Should the 2xx to INVITE be accepted in the above case?

Regards,
Udaya

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