Hi all, 

Polycom is looking for input from the sipXecs community on a possible
phone enhancement.  Namely, would be use it and do we have any other
suggested use cases?

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Polycom is considering supporting a resource list attribute that will
allow the specification of differing actions towards a BLF monitored
user.

One such difference is easily understood using Call park as an example. 


Ex) Your phone monitors the following BLFs, ext 200 (a regular user) and
ext 5555 (a park orbit).

Suppose you have an active call with Alice, and you press the BLF line
key associated with 200. Alice will be placed on hold and a new call
will be placed to the user at extension 200. The same situation however,
when pressing the key for the monitored park orbit, would instead
perform a blind transfer thereby parking Alice at 5555.

 

Which action to execute for a particular monitored user would be
determined in one of two ways. First, through the automata parameter in
the contact header of the 2XX response to the subscribe or the contact
header in the first notify received. If the resource type is not learned
via the signaling then the phone would fall back on a resource type
parameter in the Polycom configuration files to serve as a default type.

 

We hope to grow the actions available but for now the sip.automata
feature tag ( a boolean value) would indicate whether the UA represents
an automata (such as a voicemail server, conference server, IVR, or
recording device) or a human. See
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3840#section-10.7

 

We envision usage to be something like this (see the 6th line for the
new parameter):

   <?xml version="1.0"?>

   <list xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:rlmi"

            uri="sip:[email protected]" 

version="7" fullState="true">

     <name xml:lang="en">Buddy List</name>

     <resource uri="sip:[email protected];automata
<sip:[email protected];automata> ">

       <name>Bob Smith</name>

       <instance id="juwigmtboe" state="active" 

cid="[email protected]"/>

     </resource>

   </resource>

   </list>

The scheme for the above xml is here
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4662#section-5.1


Are there any alternative actions or use cases that users would see as
beneficial? Would this be something you would consider supporting on
sipX?

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Thanks.


-Paul
[email protected]


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