On 10-11 13:59, Nataraju A.B. wrote: > > The request is received by UDP. (i.e. Via: SIP/2.0/UDP xxx) and if response for > request is more than maximum size of UDP packet (4096), > > then how to transmit response ? UDP or TCP ? > > [ABN] generally this condition should not happen since in most of the cases the > response will either be equal or less in size to the received request. > > also since multiple requests/responses woun't be sent n the single packet this > condition doesn't arise at all..
It can happen, a reply can be bigger than the associated request. For example REGISTER. You can send a REGISTER message to a registrar to find out what contacts are registered. All the registered contacts will be returned in a 200 OK -> it can be bigger than the REGISTER message. Also a request without body can generate a reply with body -> again, the reply will be probably bigger than the original request. Jan. _______________________________________________ Sip-implementors mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.cs.columbia.edu/mailman/listinfo/sip-implementors
