210-065 · Question #274
In a Multiway call escalation, which SIP message is sent from the Multiway initiator to the participants to provide the bridge URI?
The correct answer is B. REFER. In a Multiway call escalation, the initiating endpoint sends a SIP REFER message to each participant, supplying the conference bridge URI so they can join the multipoint call.
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In a Multiway call escalation, which SIP message is sent from the Multiway initiator to the participants to provide the bridge URI?
Options
- ATRANSFER
- BREFER
- CREDIRECT
- D200 OK
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A14% (5)
- B76% (28)
- C3% (1)
- D8% (3)
Why each option
In a Multiway call escalation, the initiating endpoint sends a SIP REFER message to each participant, supplying the conference bridge URI so they can join the multipoint call.
TRANSFER is not a defined SIP method; call transfer and escalation in SIP are accomplished using the REFER method, not a message called TRANSFER.
SIP REFER (RFC 3515) is the standard method an endpoint uses to instruct another SIP user agent to initiate a new transaction toward a provided URI. In Multiway escalation, the initiator sends REFER messages containing the conference bridge URI to each participant, triggering them to dial into the bridge and convert the point-to-point call into a multipoint conference. This is the defined signaling mechanism in Cisco's Multiway implementation on VCS.
REDIRECT (3xx) is a SIP response class issued by a server to redirect a request, not a participant-directed message that an endpoint sends to supply a bridge URI.
200 OK is a SIP success response to a previous request, not a request method capable of carrying a bridge URI to participants.
Concept tested: SIP REFER message in Multiway conference escalation
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/infrastructure/vcs/config_guide/X8-2/Cisco-VCS-Multiway-Deployment-Guide-X8-2.pdf
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