It is just not supposed to be enforced by the recipient at all.

        Paul

Jeroen van Bemmel wrote:
>> The receiver typically should not try enforcing the "increase by
>> exactly 1" rule.  I mention this because prior hops might have
>> rejected a prior request.  Thus the cseq gap might subsequently be
>> larger than 1 when it reaches subsequent destinations.
> 
> Is there any value in trying to enforce "increase by not too much" (say 70, 
> i.e. allowing for 70 hops each challenging the request)?
> 
> Jeroen
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