Parameter: Publish raw SIP to Routing Script: Difference between revisions
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This parameter will copy the full incoming SIP INVITE information and send it to the routing scripts.<br> | This parameter will copy the full incoming SIP INVITE information and send it to the routing scripts.<br> | ||
This allows to extract information that may not be accessible otherwise.<br> | This allows to extract information that may not be accessible otherwise.<br><br> | ||
In normal operation without this option, the SIP information will be decoded and can be used directly in the routing scripts. See here for full details: [[Routing_Script_Parameter_Mapping_Table|Routing scripts parameters]]<br> | In normal operation without this option, the SIP information will be decoded and can be used directly in the routing scripts. <br>See here for full details: [[Routing_Script_Parameter_Mapping_Table|Routing scripts parameters]]<br><br> | ||
This option may affect performance on some systems. <br> | This option may affect performance on some systems. <br> | ||
Latest revision as of 08:57, 9 September 2025
This parameter will copy the full incoming SIP INVITE information and send it to the routing scripts.
This allows to extract information that may not be accessible otherwise.
In normal operation without this option, the SIP information will be decoded and can be used directly in the routing scripts.
See here for full details: Routing scripts parameters
This option may affect performance on some systems.