The target-set is derived by a proxy when getting ready to forward a
request. In simple cases there is only one entry in the target-set, the
R-URI of the request or the URI in the top Route header. But if the
proxy translates the R-URI, the result of the translation may be a
target-set with multiple entries. For instance this can occur when
translating an AOR if there are multiple contact addresses registered
for the AOR. Or it can happen if a proxy receives a 3xx response with
multiple URIs, or multiple 3xx responses.
Thanks,
Paul
Mahesh Pidshetti wrote:
> Hi,
>
> "Ensure that the IUT on receipt of an INVITE request and the determined
> target set is containing two URIs forwards the message (forking) to both
> URIs":
>
> Is that sentence delivers the meaning of *More URI in One INVITE*, if so is
> it Possible to send a list of URI in One INVITE.
>
> Please clarify the meaning of the above sentence. I would be glad.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> -
> Mahesh
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