Seems that ACK is missing the userpart of the request line.

should be:

ACK sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

instead of

ACK sip:202.125.84.170...


my 5c

Michael

On Dec 1, 2004, at 8:00 AM, mahesh akarapu wrote:

Hi,
I am attaching the ethereal captures, so as to be clear on the problem.
I am using the following network setup.

  HOST1---HOST2

HOST1(202.125.84.170) and HOST2(202.125.84.171) are windows-XP machines
with AOL instant messengers as the UAs. Now a sip call is initiated from
HOST1. I am attaching the ethereal capture on HOST2 where the problem
behaviour is seen.
Packets (1-11) in the capture show the case where the SIP call was
established and terminated normally. Packets (12-27) show the case where
i observed the problem behavior.
Please go through the capture and let me know your comments on this.


Regards
Mahesh


On Tue, 2004-11-30 at 20:49, Nataraju A B wrote:
If you can send the message details it would be easy to find out the
actual problem...

Otherwise we could only find vague answer which may not be useful to
your actual problem...

Best Regards,
Nataraju A.B.

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of michael
koehler
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 4:51 PM
To: mahesh akarapu
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Subject: Re: [Sip-implementors] 200 OK after recieving ACK

Mahesh,


when UAS is sending 200 after ACK then it could be that UAS is not understaending your ACK request.

ensure that your ACK request is matching:

- request uri from INVITE (or record route)
- to/from headers incl. TAGS (to-tag from 200)
- call-id from INVITE
- cseq from INVITE




Have in mind this could also be a proxy bug and without further details
it is only possible to give hints. At least, maybe your ACK is never
reaching the right destination.




Regards,

Michael


On Nov 30, 2004, at 6:17 AM, mahesh akarapu wrote:

Hi all,
I have a doubt regarding how ACK requests are handled.
I am trying to establish a SIP session. The following is the scenario.
A------------B
INV--------->
<----------100
<----------180
<----------200
ACK--------->
Till this point, it is OK.But after this there are repeated 200Ok from

B
as below.
 <----------200
ACK--------->
 <----------200
ACK--------->

I guess according to the RFC 3261, once ACK is received, the UA should
stop sending the 200 OK.Could someone please tell me if this a
possible
scenario, that is under what circumstances 200 OK is sent after
recieving ACK. I could not get the answer for this from the RFC.

Could someone answer this.

thanks
Mahesh



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