… in Section 7.3.1.1 . NOTE: There are certain Third Party Call Control (3PCC) [ RFC3725 ] scenarios where an ICE restart might cause a role conflict. NOTE: The agents need to inform each other whether they are full or lite before the roles are determined. The mechanism for that i…
… in Section 7.3.1.1 . NOTE: There are certain Third Party Call Control (3PCC) [ RFC3725 ] scenarios where an ICE restart might cause a role conflict. NOTE: The agents need to inform each other whether they are full or lite before the roles are determined. The mechanism for that i…
… in the response. In such cases, which are common in third party call control [ RFC3725 ], ICE agents SHOULD generate their offers in a reliable provisional response (which MUST utilize RFC 3262 ), and not alert the user on receipt of the INVITE. The answer will arrive in a PRACK…
… in the response. In such cases, which are common in third party call control [ RFC3725 ], ICE agents SHOULD generate their offers in a reliable provisional response (which MUST utilize RFC 3262 ), and not alert the user on receipt of the INVITE. The answer will arrive in a PRACK…
… in the response. In such cases, which are common in third party call control [ RFC3725 ], ICE agents SHOULD generate their offers in a reliable provisional response (which MUST utilize RFC 3262 ), and not alert the user on receipt of the INVITE. The answer will arrive in a PRACK…
… in the response. In such cases, which are common in third party call control [ RFC3725 ], ICE agents SHOULD generate their offers in a reliable provisional response (which MUST utilize RFC 3262 ), and not alert the user on receipt of the INVITE. The answer will arrive in a PRACK…