SIP FAQ : SIP Protocol Operation :
Is a SIP URI without a user name valid?
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SIP FAQ : SIP Protocol Operation :
Is a SIP URI without a user name valid? |
| SIP request URIs such as sip:phone123.example.com are valid if the device being
addressed does not have a notion of a 'user'. Generally, it would not be sent
to a proxy, but a proxy may translate, for example, sip:joe@example.com into
the request URI sip:phone123.example.com, if that phone has registered with
that Contact address.
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| hgs@cs.columbia.edu | |
| 2001-Mar-14 4:53pm |
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