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'''''SIP (Session Initiation Protocol)''''' is a protocol specified by the [[IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force)|IETF]] (RFC 3261) that defines a method for establishing multimedia sessions over the Internet. Used as the call signaling protocol in VoIP, NENA i2, and NENA i3.
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|A SIP transaction used to initiate a session.
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|A SIP INVITE transaction within an established session used to change the parameters of a call or refresh a session. See INVITE.
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|'''''OPTIONS'''''
|A SIP method used to request the SIP protocol options supported by an endpoint.
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|'''''P-A-I (P-Asserted-Identity)'''''
|A header field in a SIP message containing a URI that the originating network asserts is the correct identity of the caller.
'''<u>Also known as</u>: ''PAI'''''
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|'''''REFER'''''
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|That part of a SIP message that indicates where the call is being routed towards. SIP Proxy servers commonly change the Request ID (“retargeting”) to route a call towards the intended recipient.
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|A header field used on SIP calls to indicate priority that proxy servers give to specific calls. The Resource
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|'''''REGISTER'''''
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{{RelevantNENADocs}}
'''NENA-STA-010''', NENA i3 Standard for Next Generation 9-1-1
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{{External References}}
*[https://tools.ietf.org/html/
*[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/openspecs/windows_protocols/ms-sip/34204410-fb7e-4f02-8360-a6e225b34549#:~:text=An%20SIP%20message%20is%20either,methods%20are%20INVITE%20and%20BYE. Microsoft Glossary]
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