Method of processing call initiated from application server camouflaged by user facility
An application server, user equipment technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve problems such as unavoidable UE
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[0058] Fig. 4 shows the situation that the P-CSCF deletes the "orig" parameter in step S306. As shown in Figure 4, including the following processing:
[0059] Step 401, UE sends a session request to P-CSCF;
[0060] Step 402, the P-CSCF checks whether there is an "orig" parameter in the preloaded Route header of the initial session request, and if so, deletes it;
[0061] Step 403, P-CSCF sends the session request to S-CSCF;
[0062] Step 404, the S-CSCF checks whether the service requires authentication;
[0063] Step 405, perform subsequent authentication and call flow (as described above).
example 2
[0065] Fig. 5 shows the processing flow of replacing the contents of the preloaded routing header by the P-CSCF using the Service-Route header saved during registration in step S306. The difference between the process shown in FIG. 5 and the process in FIG. 4 lies in step 503. In step 503, if the "orig" parameter is detected, the content of the preloaded route header is replaced with the Service-Route header saved during registration. The remaining processes are similar to those in Figure 4.
[0066] Specifically, as shown in Figure 5, including:
[0067] Step 501, UE sends a session request to P-CSCF;
[0068] Step 502, P-CSCF checks whether there is an "orig" parameter in the preloaded Route header of the initial session request, and if so, replaces the content of the preloaded route header with the Service-Route header saved during registration;
[0069] Step 503, P-CSCF sends the session request to S-CSCF;
[0070] Step 504, the S-CSCF checks whether the service require...
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[0073] FIG. 6 shows the signaling process in which the P-CSCFP-CSCF replies an error request response to the UE in step S306 and ends the processing. As shown in Figure 6, including the following processing:
[0074] Step 601, UE sends a session request to P-CSCF;
[0075] Step 602, P-CSCF checks whether there is an "orig" parameter in the preloaded Route header of the session request;
[0076] In step 603, when it is detected that the "orig" parameter exists, the P-CSCF replies a bad request response 400 (Bad Request) to the UE.
[0077] Through the present invention, the UE is prevented from affecting the processing flow of subsequent network elements by carrying the "orig" parameter in the preloaded route (Route) header of the request, and it can effectively prevent the UE from carrying the "orig" parameter to pretend to be an AS to initiate a session to avoid The system authenticates the call.
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