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Explain the Back-to-Back user Agent? eric 17-November-2007 04:10:49 PM Comments I think a back-to-back user agent is a type of SIP device that receives SIP request, then reformulates the request and sends it out as a new request. Responses to the request are also reformulated and sent back in the opposite direction. Posted by HamidAliKhan A back-to-back user agent is a type of SIP device that receives SIP request, then reformulates the request and sends it out as a new request. Responses to the request are also reformulated and sent back in the opposite direction. Posted by zack

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