Represents an unsolicited SIP INVITE request targeting a long numeric destination, with the request accepted for processing by the SIP server (100 Trying). While the Call-ID format appears consistent with legitimate SIP implementations, the absence of prior registration and the use of a PSTN-style numeric target indicate probing of call routing or gateway behavior rather than normal call setup. This behavior is commonly observed during early-stage toll-fraud reconnaissance or PBX routing validation.

Represents an automated SIP INVITE request likely generated by a scanner or bot rather than a legitimate user agent. The behavior is inferred from a combination of a numeric-only SIP Call-ID format and a direct INVITE to a long numeric target without prior registration or dialog context. This pattern is commonly associated with SIP service probing, extension discovery, or early-stage toll-fraud reconnaissance. This behavior indicates reconnaissance activity against a SIP service but does not, by itself, confirm successful call setup or financial abuse.