Hi Matt, I was receiving the UUI like this:
User-to-User: 0004,0025487679,01495465,S,M,,RAE,CallBack,1169693340,7230;encoding=ascii,0004,0025487679,01495465,S,7230,6622,M," ",PreatInversiones,RAE," ";encoding=ascii;purpose=isdn-uui;content=isdn-uui
As you see, after the first "encoding=ascii" I received more information and in those cases the Call.UUIData was empty.
I am using User-to-User, not X-User-to-User.
Regards
I solved this by deleting at the SBC all the string after the first "encoding=ascii"
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Fabian Teves
Ingeneria de Comunicaciones
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2025 09:40
From: Matt Kirkpatrick
Subject: Call.UUIData
Hi Fabian,
Yes we are seeing it in the pcap. It is sporadic and not happening on every call. Appears the header is X-User-to-user and doing some research appears this may cause sporadic issues with parsing Call.UUIData. Is this similar to your issue? If so, how did you resolve?
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Matt Kirkpatrick
perations System Administrator
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2025 07:12
From: Fabian Teves
Subject: Call.UUIData
Hi Kara,
when you say that you see that the Call.UUIData is being captured; where do you see it? In pcap trace?
I had a similar problem, and the cause was a malforming of the user-to-user header; the header was present at the SIP Invite but not in a correct way, so it was in pcap trace but Call.UUIData was empty.
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Fabian Teves
Ingeneria de Comunicaciones