User's Manual

22 Overview
NN10029-111 Standard MCP 1.1 FP1 (02.02) April 2003 Copyright © 2003, Nortel Networks
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For more information and the procedure for setting up Instant Message
notifications to emergency numbers, see the SIP Provisioning Client
User Guide.
Instant Messaging
Instant Messages are routed in parallel only to a subscriber's
dynamically registered routes (see “Registration—static and dynamic”
on page 24). This is in contrast to session initiation requests, which are
subject to CPL routing logic. Upon receipt of an instant message, a
client may respond back to the address supplied in the Contact header.
This ensures that the response is sent back to the same client device
that originally sent the message.
Presence
When a user initially registers, by default their presence status is set to
“on-line” in the SIP registration message. Users subscribe to watch the
status of other users, and to coordinate the status of their own devices.
This information is maintained in an in-memory table on the SIP
Application Module (Presence software). The information that is stored
in this table includes:
the user to be watched
the party requesting the subscription
the correlation information identifying that particular subscription
request
contact information regarding where to send the notifications that
are generated as a result of the subscription being active
When a user changes their presence (for example, to Busy), a
registration message is automatically sent to the SIP Application
Module.
The SIP Application Module then checks its in-memory table to see
what their previous presence state was. If the update causes a material
change in their presence state, the SIP Application Module looks up
which users need to be notified of the change (also in memory). This
is done by sending a Notify message to each user at every contact
contained in the table. For more information, refer to the MCP SIP
Presence Basics document.
Voicemail server interoperability and MWI
In order to accomplish voicemail server interoperability and MWI
(message waiting indication) notification, the SIP Application Module