Details | |||||||||
Product: | Exchange | ||||||||
Event ID: | 1109 | ||||||||
Source: | MSExchange Unified Messaging | ||||||||
Version: | 8.0 | ||||||||
Symbolic Name: | InvalidExtensionInCall | ||||||||
Message: | The Unified Messaging server has received an inbound call that has an invalid extension “%1” for UM dial plan “%2”. The call ID is “%3”. | ||||||||
Explanation | |||||||||
This Warning event indicates that a diversion header is detected in the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) request sent by the SIP peers (VoIP gateway or IP/PBX), but the extension used in the header does not match to the format expected for the requested Universal Resources Indicator (URI) type. A diversion header contains a URI that defines a communication resource. The diversion header also contains the reason for the diversion, such as no-answer when the dialed party did not answer, or user-busy when the line is busy. For example, “Diversion: <tel:10001>;reason=no-answer” is a diversion header with 10001 as the telephone extension. Without a valid extension in the header, the call will not be answered by the server. This event may be caused when the SIP peers send an invalid extension format in the diversion header. |
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User Action | |||||||||
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