Hi,

Little help needed on understanding about flow-token.

UA1 ---- NAT ----- PROXY/REGISTRAR ---- NAT ----- UA2

Both UA register with TCP.

       Flow 1                          Flow 1
UA1 ---- NAT ----- PROXY/REGISTRAR ---- NAT ----- UA2

Both UA keep TCP flows alive.


UA1 calls to UA2:

INVITE UA2    ---- INVITE ------------------   INVITE
                   Record-Route: flowToken
...

Dialog:                                        Dialog:
  Route: flowToke     ------------------------    Route: flowToken


Now the part my brain won't get:
 There are 2 flows involved, but flow token is common ..... .
 Each UA must have own flow-token or flow-token must contain both flows 
info.
(Because both UA behind NAT, so proxy must guide/reuse live flows)

Any comments very welcome.

Thanks,
                        



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