All,

 

Just looking for a clarification which seems to be escaping me.  I
apologise if it's a trivial question.  I have a scenario where a UAS
receives an INVITE which has multiple media lines (m=).  I realise that
if the UAS maybe does not wish/or support one of the media lines then it
can simply set the port to 0 and respond in the positive.  My question
is: What SIP error response code could the UAS use in this situation if
the call can not proceed?  I am currently working on a draft in the
MediaCtrl work group where it would be useful to signal to the UAC that
the lack of support for a media line was the reason for failure.  I
found the following from Paul K:

 

If you are unwilling to do the audio without the video, and are also
unwilling to accept a session with no media at all, then the error you
want to use is probably 488. The 415 error means you don't understand
the media type of a required mime body part in the message.

 

Sorry if I am missing something. Just wondering if there is something
missing here.  I suppose the 488 could contain a message body as per RFC
3261.  I'm not sure a 'Warning' header does the trick.

 

Thanks.

 

Chris.

 

 




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