PoC client A SIP/IP Core A PoC server A (participating & controlling) 3. RINGING 2. INVITE 1. INVITE 8. OK 7. OK PoC Client A Home Network & Controlling.

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PoC client A SIP/IP Core A PoC server A (participating & controlling) 3. RINGING 2. INVITE 1. INVITE 8. OK 7. OK PoC Client A Home Network & Controlling Network Invitations to the invited PoC subscriber First Ringing response 4. RINGING First accepted invitation 9. Floor Granted 10. Media 6. SUBSCRIBE (result) 5. SUBSCRIBE (result) Response for the invitation 11. NOTIFY (result) 12. NOTIFY (result)

PoC client A SIP/IP Core A PoC server A (participating & controlling) 3. UNCONFIRMED OK 2. INVITE 1. INVITE PoC Client A Home Network & Controlling Network Invitations to the invited PoC subscriber First AUTO-ANSWER response 4. UNCONFIRMED OK 5. Floor Granted 6. Media 8. SUBSCRIBE (result) 7. SUBSCRIBE (result) Response for invitation 9. NOTIFY (result) 10. NOTIFY (result)

PoC client A SIP/IP Core A PoC server A (participating & controlling) 3. ACCEPTED 2. REFER 1. REFER PoC Client A Home Network & Controlling Network Invitations to the invited PoC subscriber First accepted invitation 4. ÁCCEPTED 5. Floor Granted 6. Media Response for invitation 7. NOTIFY (result) 8. NOTIFY (result)

PoC client A SIP/IP Core A PoC server A (participating & controlling) 3. ACCEPTED 2. REFER 1. REFER PoC Client A Home Network & Controlling Network Invitations to the invited PoC subscriber First AUTO-ANSWER response 4. ÁCCEPTED 5. Floor Granted 6. Media Response for invitation 7. NOTIFY (result) 8. NOTIFY (result)

PoC client B SIP/IP Core B PoC server B (participating) SIP/IP Core A PoC server A (participating & controlling) 12. OK 11. OK 10. OK 9. OK 13. OK 1. INVITE 8. INVITE 7. INVITE 3. INVITE 2. INVITE PoC Client B Home Network PoC client A Home Network & Controlling Network 4. AUTO-ANSWER 5. AUTO-ANSWER 6. AUTO-ANSWER 14. Floor Status 15. Floor Status

PoC client B SIP/IP Core B PoC server B (participating) SIP/IP Core A PoC server A (participating & controlling) 5. OK 4. OK 6. OK 1. INVITE 3. INVITE 2. INVITE PoC Client B Home Network PoC client A Home Network & Controlling Network 7. Floor Status 8. Floor Status

PoC client B SIP/IP Core B PoC server B (participating) SIP/IP Core A PoC server A (participating & controlling) 9. RINGING 8. RINGING 7. RINGING 6. RINGING 10. RINGING 1. INVITE 5. INVITE 4. INVITE 3. INVITE 2. INVITE PoC Client B Home Network PoC client A Home Network & Controlling Network 14. OK 13. Ok 12. OK 11. OK 15. OK 16. Floor Status 17. Floor Status