Sub-Field | Description |
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Sub-Field 1 | Protocol Variant (String up to 16 characters, for example, "SIP or SIP-T") |
Sub-Field 2 | Call ID (variable length string up to 256 characters, for example: 44-871244022@sylcs.sonusnet.com). |
Sub-Field 3 | From Field (variable length string up to 256 characters, for example: 3211941116@10.99.55.6) |
Sub-Field 4 | To Field (variable length string up to 256 characters, for example: 2971612002@10.20.9.73) |
Sub-Field 5 | Redirect Attempt Count (number of times that the call was redirected before being connected, a decimal number 0-255) |
Sub-Field 6 | Reserved (The field is empty in case of SIP.) NOTE: SIP-I/T Version String (variable length string of up to 23 characters, which contains the MIME version, for example "itu-t92+". |
Sub-Field 7 | Display name of SIP URI PAI header - Max length: Variable length up to 48 characters, or empty
- Field type: String
This field is presented in ISUP signaling messages received at the gateway, such as IAM, SGM, etc. The content details the reason that the caller number (or "caller identification") was not provided and displayed. Example strings are "Unavailable", "Anonymous", "Coin line", or "payphone". |
Sub-Field 8 | User parameter of P-K-CallForwardingLast header (variable length string of up to 24 characters, or empty). This field is presented in ISUP messages received at the gateway such as IAM, SGM, etc. The content is the username information that is in the P-K-CallForwardingLast header "u=" parameter of the INVITE. Example strings are "john_doe", "joe1234", and "987654321". |
Sub-Field 9 | Userinfo and Hostname of SIP request URI header (variable length string of up to 256 characters or empty). The content is the username and hostname fields of the Request URI of the initial SIP INVITE message. Example strings are "sip:john@somewhere.com", "sip:joe123@4.3.2.1", "sip:987654321@anywhere.com", "sip:+1987654321@3.4.5.6;dtg=sip", and "tel:987654321". If a comma (,) occurs within this sub-field, then the escape sequence "%2C" will replace the comma. For example: "sip:1234567890;isub=1234,5678@10.7.11.186:5060" is rendered as: "sip:1234567890;isub=1234%2C5678@10.7.11.186:5060" If a percent symbol (%) occurs within this sub-field, then the escape sequence "%25" replaces the percent symbol itself. NOTE: If FQDN is used by the SBC when processing the call, this field may not contain the actual Request URI of the initial SIP INVITE message. It may contain an FQDN value in place of an IP address. |
Sub-Field 10 | Userinfo and Hostname of SIP URI PAI header (variable length string of up to 128 characters or empty). The content is the username and hostname fields of the P-Asserted-Id (PAI) header that is in SIP URI address scheme of the initial SIP INVITE message. Example strings are "john@somewhere.com", "joe123@4.3.2.1", "987654321@anywhere.com", and "+1987654321@3.4.5.6". |
Sub-Field 11 | Username parameter of the Proxy-Authorization header (variable length string of up to 20 characters or empty). The content is the "username=" parameter value of the Proxy-Authorization header contained in the initial SIP INVITE message. Example strings are "tst1234", "janedoe", and "7654321". |
Sub-Field 12 | Displayname of Tel URI PAI header (variable length string of up to 11 characters or empty). The content is the display name of the P-Asserted-Id (PAI) header that is in Tel URI address scheme of the initial SIP INVITE message. Example strings are "9876543210", and "05030450095". |
Sub-Field 13 | INVITE Contact header (variable length string of up to 128 characters or empty). The content is the Contact header of the initial SIP INVITE message. Example strings are "sip:john@somewhere.com:5060", "sip:john@somewhere.com:5060;transport=udp", "sip:joe123@4.3.2.1:5060;transport=udp", "sip:987654321@anywhere.com:5060;transport=udp", "sip:+1987654321@3.4.5.6:5060;transport=udp", "sip:10.192.168.70:5060", and "sip:10.192.168.70:5060;transport=udp". |
Sub-Field 14 | 200 OK INVITE Contact header (variable length string of up to 128 characters or empty). The content is the Contact header of the 200 OK response to the initial SIP INVITE message. Example strings are "sip:john@somewhere.com:5060", "sip:john@somewhere.com:5060;transport=udp", "sip:joe123@4.3.2.1:5060;transport=udp", "sip:987654321@anywhere.com:5060;transport=udp", "sip:+1987654321@3.4.5.6:5060;transport=udp", "sip:10.192.168.70:5060", and "sip:10.192.168.70:5060;transport=udp". |
Sub-Field 15 | Redirecting Reason parameter of P-K CallForwardOriginal header (variable length of up to 4 characters or empty). The content is the redirecting reason value of "r=" parameter in the P-K-CallForwardOriginal header of the SIP INVITE message. Example strings are "cfb", "cfnr", "cfu", "cda", "cdi", and "msnr". |
Sub-Field 16 | Username of Tel URI PAI header (variable length string of up to 127 characters or empty). The content is the username of P-Asserted-Id (PAI) header that is in Tel URI address scheme of the initial SIP INVITE message. Example strings are "9876543210", and "+8105030450095", etc. |
Sub-Field 17 | The contractor number value in the "cntrct=" parameter of the "P-Sig-Info" header that is sent or received in the SIP INVITE message (variable length string of up to 16 characters or empty). Example strings are "0311112222" and "9876543210654321". |
Sub-Field 18 | ACK received for 200 OK (1 decimal character enumeration or empty) This field specifies whether a SIP ACK message was received in response to a SIP 200 OK message. When the SIP 200 message is sent, the START record has already been generated. However, the A party has not picked up the SIP phone until this message is received. Valid values for this field are: - empty – Not present
- 0 – ACK not received
- 1 – ACK received
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Sub-Field 19 | Status Message For Call Release (3 characters or empty) This field specifies the SIP message received to cause release or transmitted in response to release on this call leg. Used in combination with the disconnect initiator field (#57), you can determine if this message was sent or received on this call leg. For internally disconnected calls, both legs are transmitting the message specified for that leg. Valid values for this field are: - empty – Not present
- 400-700 – Message Name/ID
- 703 – Message Name/ID
- BYE – BYE message received
- CAN – CANCEL message received
729 – DNS related error
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Sub-Field 20 | Reason Header Value Q850 (variable length string of up to 3 decimal characters or empty) This field specifies the Reason Header value that was sent or received in a SIP message. Valid values for this field are: - empty – Not present
- 1-127 – The range of recognized reason values in the Q850 standard
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Sub-Field 21 | NAPT Status of the SIP Service Group for Signaling (1 decimal character enumeration or empty) This field contains the NAPT status of the SIP service group for signaling. Valid values for this field are: - empty – Unknown, such as a parse failure.
- 0 – NAPT is disabled for signaling for the SIP service group involved for this leg of the call.
- 1 – NAPT is enabled for signaling for SIP service group involved for this leg of the call.
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Sub-Field 22 | NAPT Status of the SIP Service Group for Media (1 decimal character enumeration or empty) This field contains the NAPT status of the SIP service group for media. Valid values for this field are: - empty – Unknown, such as a parse failure.
- 0 – NAPT is disabled for media for the SIP service group involved for this leg of the call.
- 1 – NAPT is enabled for media for the SIP service group involved for this leg of the call.
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Sub-Field 23 | Original Peer SDP Address for NAPT or ICE (variable length string up to 15 characters or empty) This field contains the original peer SDP IP address, in dotted decimal format, received in the SDP from the peer when NAPT is enabled. This field is empty if original peer SDP address is not available or if media is NAPT disabled. An example string is 123.14.15.16 |
Sub-Field 24 | UUI Sending Count (variable length string of up to 2 decimal characters or empty) This field contains the number of UUI parameters sent from the a-party. This data comes from the incoming SIP messages INVITE, 18X, 4XX, 5XX, 6XX, BYE, CANCEL, and 200 OK. On the PSX, the IP PROFILE must have the UUI parameter enabled for SIP. Valid values for this field are: - empty – Not present
- 0-99 – The number of UUI parameters sent from the a-party.
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Sub-Field 25 | UUI Receiving Count (variable length string of up to 2 decimal characters or empty. This field contains the number of UUI parameters sent from the a-party. This data comes from the incoming SIP messages INVITE, 18X, 4XX, 5XX, 6XX, BYE, CANCEL, and 200 OK. On the PSX, the IP PROFILE must have the UUI parameter enabled for SIP. Valid values for this field are: - empty – Not present
- 0-99 – The number of UUI parameters received by the a-party.
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Sub-Field 26 | Service Information (3 decimal character enumeration or empty). This field contains service related information associated with the call. This field was initially added to carry the DPNSS Ring Back When Free service information. This field is populated from the received INVITE message. Valid values for this field are: - empty – An ordinary call with no service information.
- 1 – CPC_SVC_INFO_DPNSS_REAL (real call established for ring back when free).
- 2 – CPC_SVC_INFO_DPNSS_VIRTUAL (virtual call established for ring back when free)
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Sub-Field 27 | ICID (variable length string of up to |