Hi Masahi,
      Option 2 would be recommended. The User-Agent
header in a SIP message always indicates the UAS that
originated it. I'm not certain though as to how many
UA's actually send User-Agent header in responses since
it's not mandatory for a UA to send this header in the
response.

Regards,
Subhash.




                                                                           
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Hi,Subhash

For instance,if User-Agent header appeared in Initial INVITE,
which response do you recommend when UAS make a response?
Furthermore, which is general behavior UAS will do?

1) UAS sets the User-Agent header transparent;y which appeared in Initial
INVITE.
             (It indicates information about UAC.)
2) UAS sets the User-Agent header UAS which indicates UAS itself.
             (It indicates information about UAS.)
3) UAS delete the User-Agent header.

Thanks in advance,
Masashi Yamamoto

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>       The User-Agent header can be used both
> in requests and in responses. Table 3 of the
> RFC does not restrict this header to only
> requests (the "where" column is empty for this
> header). So you can insert the header even in
> responses to indicate the UAS originating the
> response.
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> Subhash.
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> I'm trying to get about Information about UAs(UAC,UAS)
> (Including Software Version etc..)
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> RFC3261(20.41) says
> The User-Agent header field contains information about the UAC
> originating the request.
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> Mustn't responses (200 etc..) contain User-Agent header?
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> Or how can the information about UAs(especially about UAS)
> be acquired?
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