Administrator's Guide

Chapter 11. SIP Trafﬁc

For clients not supporting replaces

When SIP clients start a dialog, they provide a list of supported SIP methods and parameters.

With this option, the Telecommuting Module will intercept REFER requests bound to client

that did not list "replaces" as a supported parameter.

For dialogs with speciﬁed From URI

With this option, all REFER requests with a From header matching a URI listed in the

From URIs For Which REFER is Handled Locally table will be handled locally by the

Telecommuting Module.

For dialogs with speciﬁed User-Agent header

Some clients or servers may have a limited or erroneous handling of REFER requests. With

this option, all REFER requests bound to a client with a User-Agent header matching one

listed in the User-Agent headers for which REFER is handled locally table will be han-

dled locally by the Telecommuting Module.

From URIs For Which REFER is Handled Locally

Here, URIs are listed that should match From headers for which the Telecommuting Module

should handle REFER requests locally.

If the For dialogs with speciﬁed From URI check box is not checked, this table will be

ignored.

URI

Enter the SIP URI here. The "*" wildcard can be used for the entire or part of the URI, like

*@ingate.com.

Delete Row

If you select this box, the row is deleted when you click on Create new rows, Save, or Look

up all IP addresses again.

Create

Enter the number of new rows you want to add to the table, and then click on Create.

User-Agent headers for which REFER is handled locally

Here, User-Agent names are listed for which the Telecommuting Module should handle

REFER requests locally.

If the For dialogs with speciﬁed User-Agent header check box is not checked, this table

will be ignored.

User-Agent

Enter the User-Agent name here. The "*" wildcard can be used for the entire or part of the

name, like snom*.

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