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Is the "username" required to place a SIP call?

 
 
Ramon F Herrera
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      08-01-2005
I was wondering whether the format:

in

is enforced by the SIP standard and whether the SIP equipment
manufacturers allow a call simply sent to a host at port 5060.

In other words, is the following theoretically and/or in practical use
allowed?:

<null>@x.y.z.t:5060

If a SIP device has only one phone number, shouldn't that default
phone ring when no user is specified?

-Ramon

 
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Martin²
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      08-02-2005
You can simply dial the recipients IP No. (replacing . with *).
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Martin


 
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