From: "Raj Jain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> You're mixing two things here. One thing is a straightforward technical question:
I'm not sure whether it makes to sense to use domain names in a Contact URI. The SIP ABNF allows it. Any thoughts or suggestions on this? It is legal to do so, and it is mandatory that a registrar/proxy support it correctly, as the registrar does not control the contact addresses that UAs will present to it. The other problem is your complex (but incompletely described) scenario: We've a situation where tens or potentially hundreds of Contact addresses need to be bound to an AoR. Don't ask me why - it is an outcome of putting SIP in a large legacy switching system. I don't know what the constraints in your design are, but have you considered using a URI-parameter? If your redirection service carries the URI-parameter form the AOR to the registered contact, then you can have an unlimited number of different SIP URIs that map through one registration to distinct contact URIs. Dale _______________________________________________ Sip-implementors mailing list [email protected] https://lists.cs.columbia.edu/cucslists/listinfo/sip-implementors
