It is possible.
Just send the Register and then wait for a 401 or 200 Ok. If it is 401 then
send the Register authenticated, if 200 ok, it goes to a pause (time between
Registrations). After the pause, send the call flow to the Register again.
It worked for me.
Jose Simoes
On 1/22/07, Khanna, Rajesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there any way to configure a scenario where the sipp uac sends out a
REGISTER and based upon the response it will either authenticate or expect a
200 oK, then re-register based upon the Expiry time it receives in the 200
ok .
Rajesh
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