Transparency flags are provisioned on IP Signaling Profiles associated with egress SIP Trunk Groups, and indicate whether specific SIP headers are transparently copied from the ingress SIP message to the egress SIP message. Transparency flags include:
acceptContactHeader | acceptHeader | alertInformationHeader | authcodeHeaders |
callInfoHeader | contactHeader | errorInfo | fromHeader |
geolocation | geolocationError | geolocationRouting | historyInfo |
maxForwardsHeader | mwiBody | pAccessNetworkInfoHeader | pCalledPartyID |
pChargingVectorHeader | pEarlyMedia | pVisitedNetworkIDHeader | passCompleteContactHeader |
pathHeader | qsigBody | reasonHeader | referredByHeader |
requestURI | routeHeader | serviceRouteHeader | sipBody |
sipfragBody | toHeader | toneBody | unknownBody |
unknownHeader | userToUserHeader | viaHeader |
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To enable a transparency flag, use the following CLI syntax:
% set profiles signaling ipSignalingProfile DEFAULT_SIP commonIpAttributes transparencyFlags <transparencyFlag_name> enable
Accept-Language | Alert-Info | Also |
Anonymity | Authorization | Contact |
Content-Length | Diversion | Error-Info |
Event | Expires | From |
Max-Forwards | Min-Expires | Min-SE |
Path | P-Charge-Info | P-DCS-Billing-Info |
P-K-Cfl | P-K-Cfo | P-Preferred-Identity |
Proxy-Authenticate | Proxy-Authorization | Proxy-Require |
P-Sig-Info | RAck | Reason |
Record-Route | Remote-Party-ID | Reply-To |
Requested-By | Require | Resource-Priority |
Retry-After | RSeq | Service-Route |
Session-Expires | Subscription-State | To |
Via | Warning | WWW-Authenticate |
For configuration details, see: