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Content for
TS 24.237
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6A
Roles for General Capabilities
6A.1
Introduction
6A.2
UE roles
6A.3
ATCF
6A.4
SCC AS
6A.5
SDP media description conflict between target and remote access leg
6A.6
Indicating traffic leg
6A.7
MSC server
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6A
Roles for General Capabilities
p. 40
6A.1
Introduction
p. 40
6A.2
UE roles
p. 40
6A.2.1
Operator policy enforcement
|R12|
p. 40
6A.2.2
Signalling elements
|R12|
p. 40
6A.2.2.1
Common SIP message set up procedures
p. 40
6A.2.2.2
SIP INVITE request
p. 41
6A.3
ATCF
|R10|
p. 41
6A.3.1
SRVCC information bound to the registration path
p. 41
6A.4
SCC AS
|R10|
p. 42
6A.4.1
Common SIP message set up procedures
p. 42
6A.4.2
SIP INVITE request
|R11|
p. 42
6A.4.3
SIP INVITE responses towards the SC UE
|R11|
p. 42
6A.4.3A
SIP INVITE responses towards the MSC server
p. 44
6A.4.4
Handling of OMR specific attributes
|R11|
p. 45
6A.4.5
Target refresh request for a dialog and associated responses
|R11|
p. 45
6A.4.6
Rejecting malicious SIP REFER requests from remote UE
p. 46
6A.4.7
Protecting from malicious SIP INFO requests with remote leg information from remote UE
|R12|
p. 46
6A.4.8
Precondition and access transfer
|R12|
p. 46
6A.5
SDP media description conflict between target and remote access leg
p. 47
6A.6
Indicating traffic leg
|R12|
p. 47
6A.6.1
The SCC AS server procedure for indicating traffic leg
p. 47
6A.6.2
The MSC server procedure for indicating traffic leg
p. 47
6A.6.3
The ATCF server procedure for indicating traffic leg
p. 48
6A.7
MSC server
|R12|
p. 48
6A.7.1
Precondition and access transfer
p. 48