Re: [Sipping] I-D ACTION:draft-camarillo-sipping-reason-00.txt

[Paul Kyzivat <[e-mail]>]

Gonzalo,

I have another possible reason for Reason:

7. Identifying purpose of dialog refresh

   There are multiple reasons for sending a dialog refresh
   message (e.g. reINVITE). It may be sent simply to update
   a session timer, or it may be sent to test the signalling
   path. In these cases the server need not do anything special.

   But another reason may be that the sender believes there is
   some problem that might be resolved by changing something 
   at the other endpoint. For instance the sender may be
   receiving errors attempting to send media to the receiver.
   A change in media port at the receiving endpoint might fix
   this problem. However there is currently no way to distinguish
   this case from a simple refresh.

(I numbered this 7 because you have two 5s in your draft.)

There is another case I don't see mentioned, but I am not sure
where to put it. This is the case of CANCEL or BYE used to
drop extra call legs of a forked invite. Would like to indicate
the difference between dropping because answered elsewhere and
dropping because changed mind or got tired of waiting.
This could be important to avoid later callbacks. This is similar
to stuff in your Service Creation section, but the name seems
wrong.

	Paul

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>         Title           : Session Initiation Protocol: Requirements on Reason
>                           Information beyond the Status Code
>         Author(s)       : G. Camarillo
>         Filename        : draft-camarillo-sipping-reason-00.txt
>         Pages           : 5
>         Date            : 08-Apr-02
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> Some applications need to know why a particular SIP message was
> issued. This document describes those applications and provides a
> set of requirements that a mechanism used to transport this type of
> information has to fulfill.
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