Unified IMS supplementary services signaling across circuit and packet domains
A packet-switched domain and signaling technology, applied in the continuity domain, which can solve problems such as service status information transfer or complex creation
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[0020] Figure 1A Illustrated is an exemplary message flow 199 using the SIP protocol showing the notification of the multimodal terminal 100 of the waiting second voice call 101 while the multimodal terminal 100 is active in the first voice call 101 in the CS domain 110 . It is assumed that a SIP-based signaling relationship has been established between the multimode terminal 100 and the IMS 130 .
[0021] The other endpoint 140 sends the SIP Invite message 102 to the IMS 120 . The SIP Invite message 102 is a request to establish a call between the other endpoint 140 and the multimode terminal 100 .
[0022] The IMS 120 processes the SIP Invite message 102 and sends the SIP Invite message 103 to the multimode terminal 100 via the CS domain 110 . The SIP Invite message 102 preferably includes the directory number of the other endpoint 140 .
[0023] The SIP Invite message 103 can be over 1000 bytes in length. The available bandwidth through the CS domain 110 typically provi...
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