Re: [SIP] Some idea on Stateful SIP Proxy for Card Service

<ferreiro_j@tsm.es> Wed, 17 January 2001 11:34 UTC

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Subject: Re: [SIP] Some idea on Stateful SIP Proxy for Card Service
To: james jack <sipjames@yahoo.com>
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Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2001 12:31:49 +0100


You can check Third Party Call Control in SIP
(draft-rosenberg-sip-3pcc-01.txt) and, since it seems that you want to base
the charging on SIP message flows,  SIP session timer
(draft-ietf-sip-session-timer-04.txt)) in order to avoid neverending
charging when there is any problem when delivering BYE message.

Javier



>Dear All:
>   My question is on card serice, how to realize
> the traditional card service with SIP. one difficulty
> is that if the money in the card is over, how to
> control the terminal to break the connection.
>   For example, User B use the Terminal to dial
> terminal C through Proxy P, the charging is
>controlled by the application layer in proxy P--which
>can contact the database, then if the money in the
>card is over, how to control to break the connection?
>   In my opinion, the application layer of Proxy P
> can send a instruction, then the proxy send BYE to
>both sides (B and C), then the connection can be
>broken.
>  But the proxy will never generate BYE request
>according to RFC2543?  then how to solve such problem?
>  Any suggestions and ideas are welcome!
>  I am looking forwards to getting your reply as
> soon as possible!
>     Best Regards!
>                           Yours: james


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