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_________________________________________________________________________StefanThanks,The plausible headers from where I could gain some bytes, besides X-FS-Support and Remote-Party-ID, are Allow/Supported/Allow-Events. Any way to remove them? Googling didn't help.Hi,Because I have a scenario in which needs to send some X- headers in the SIP originated by Freeswitch, the packets become too big and fragmentation occurs. Firewalls don't like fragmentation and won't let my SIP communication pass.
I tried unseting sip_h_Allow/Supported/Allow-Events in dialplan, without success. As a temporary solution I am deleting all those headers on the SIP server side. It would be nice if I could remove them on Freeswitch side, because I would remove them only for this scenario and keep them for all others.
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