it actually, it works if you don't need autentication. no p-asserted, etc.
(I haven't looked at packet traces yet to see any differences, and, yes,
the max-forwards was 70.)
only time max-forwards isn't 70 is when I select an sbc route that isn't
sipxbridge.
I was wondering why sipx decides that it can hand off a forwarded call
with a max-forwards=1 and expect it to actually go somewhere.
I assume your external, managed sbc also sees the max-forwards=1, but
doesn't care?
On 8/19/10 10:00 AM, Tony Graziano wrote:
If this is not what you are doing, please safely discard this
information or dismiss it as gibberish, as i may not understand what
it is you are doing.
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