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Initial trigger for an IN-initiated call. See [1 Initial Triggering via the IN] for a detailed description of how the R-IM-SSF uses the information contained in the InitialDP and provisioned state to contact a SIP-AS.
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An EventReportBCSM event causes the R-IM-SSF to send a message on the SIP dialog corresponding to the same call leg for which the event was reported. The actual SIP message sent depends on the reported event:
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CANCEL request for the INVITE , to the SIP-AS
Any incoming SIP dialogs representing call legs (rather than user interaction requests) will also be terminated with a 487 Request Terminated final response
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180 Alerting provisional response
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486 Busy Here final response
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408 Request Timeout final response
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408 Request Timeout final response
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404 Not Found final response
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If the event report corresponds to a leg terminating event: then once the SIP dialog has been confirmed terminated in the R-IM-SSF by receipt of an ACK (for a final response) or 200 OK (for a BYE ), then the R-IM-SSF will release the leg or call (as described when a CANCEL or BYE is received) if the call has not already been released.
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AssistRequestInstructions |
Indicates the initiation of an SRF assisting dialog. A 200 OK response is sent by the R-IM-SSF on the SIP dialog that initiated the user interaction session.
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SpecializedResourceReport |
Indicates the end of an announcement. A DisconnectForwardConnection request is sent by the R-IM-SSF on the IN dialog; and, if relevant, the SRF assisting dialog will be closed. A BYE request is also sent by the R-IM-SSF on the SIP dialog that initiated the user interaction.
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HoldResult +
ReconnectResult |
The call leg was successfully held or resumed. A 200 OK response is sent by the R-IM-SSF on the corresponding SIP dialog.
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ReleaseCallPartyConnectionResult |
The call leg was successfully disconnected. The corresponding SIP dialog has already terminated at this point, so no further action is necessary.
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This event only occurs for SIP network initiated calls in the case where the IN dialog created by the R-IM-SSF is not accepted by the MSC. A 503 Service Unavailable final response is sent on the SIP dialog that initiated the call.
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UserAbort +
ProviderAbort |
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When received for an IN-initiated call, depending on the current call state, a CANCEL or BYE is sent by the R-IM-SSF on the outgoing SIP dialog to the SIP-AS, and a 500 Internal Server Error final response or BYE is sent on any incoming SIP dialog from the SIP-AS.
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When received for a SIP network initiated call, depending on the current call state, a 503 Service Unavailable final response or BYE request is sent by the R-IM-SSF on each incoming SIP dialog from the SIP-AS.
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When received for an SRF assisting dialog, a BYE request is sent in the R-IM-SSF to the SIP-AS on the SIP dialog that initiated the user interaction session.
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If a user error response relating to a ConnectToResource operation, a BYE request is sent by the R-IM-SSF on the SIP dialog that initiated the user interaction session. If user interaction was being performed using an assisting dialog, the assisting dialog is aborted and a DisconnectForwardConnection request is sent by the R-IM-SSF on the main IN dialog.
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If a user error response indicating a PlayAnnouncement request has been cancelled, a DisconnectForwardConnection request is sent by the R-IM-SSF on the IN dialog; and, if relevant, the SRF assisting dialog will be closed. Announcement cancellation occurs because the SIP-AS terminated the SIP dialog initiating the user interaction session before the announcement had completed, so no further action is needed on this dialog.
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If an error response relating to an InitiateCallAttempt operation, establishment of the new call leg failed and a 503 Service Unavailable final response is sent by the R-IM-SSF on the corresponding SIP dialog.
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If an error response relating to a HoldCallPartyConnection or Reconnect operation, the a 500 Internal Server Error final response to the re-INVITE is sent by the R-IM-SSF on the corresponding SIP dialog.
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If any other case, the R-IM-SSF aborts the call, and acts the same as if it received an abort message.
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