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# SIP RFC3261's Example  
# SIP Protocol Structure
# SIP Dialogs & Routing
# SIP Service Examples
 01.Call Hold
 02.Consultation Hold
 03.Music On Hold
 04.Transfer: Unattended
 05.Transfer: Attended
 06.Transfer: Instant Messaging
 07.Call Forwarding Unconditional
 08.Call Forwarding Busy
 09.Call Forwarding No Answer
 10.3-Way Conf: 3rd Party Added
 11.3-Way Conf: 3rd Party Joins
 12.Find-Me
 13.Incoming Call Screening
 14.Outgoing Call Screening
 15.Call Park
 16.Call Pickup
 17.Automatic Redial
 18.Click to Dial
# ABNF Grammars
  - SIP Messages & URIs
  - SIP Headers
  - SIP Private Headers
  - SDP
  - URI Generic Syntax
  - ABNF Notation & Rules
# Cryptography Basics

SIP Service Examples:
Reader's Guide

This series of SIP service examples is based on draft-ietf-sipping-service-examples (version 10).

They are now published as RFC 5359.

In the representation of the call flows associated to these services:
- Only the more relevant header fields are shown: From, To, Call-ID, Cseq, Contact, Route, Record-Route, and some other ones depending on the example.
- The Via and Max-Forwards header fields are never shown.
- The "100 Trying" messages are not shown.
- By default, when there is a message body, the Content-Type is "application/sdp".
- The "example.com" domain has been renamed "ex.com" and the "client" subdomain for "atlanta.ex.com", "biloxi.ex.com" and "chicago.ex.com" has been replaced respectively by "u1", "u2" and "u3".
In the context of these illustrations, mnemonics are used for To/From's tag parameter and Call-ID values, according to the following rules:
- a tag is under the form: <x>-tag, where x is typically a letter identifying the UA (a for Alice, b for Bob, c for Carol). When other tags for the same UA are required in an example, a digit is added (e.g. a2, b2).
- the Call-ID for a Session is under the form: <xy>-cid, where x is the tag identifier of the session's initiator and y the tag identifier of the recipient: e.g. ab-cid when Alice calls Bob.
Last update: January 25, 2010 
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