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[4.3] KZOO-57: calculate presence id for route requests #6405

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When a device registers, the calculated presence_id is cached and
passed along on subsequent INVITEs. If a user hotdesks into the
device, the cached presence_id (likely the SIP username of the device)
will continue to be used on call events related to that device.

This causes issues with applications (like Qubicle) that track a
user's calls based on the user's presence_id being present on dialog
update events (confirmed and terminated).

Instead, provide a uniform way to calculate a device's presence_id and
use it for setting CCVs on the route response in callflow and in
registrar for authn responses.

When a device registers, the calculated presence_id is cached and
passed along on subsequent INVITEs. If a user hotdesks into the
device, the cached presence_id (likely the SIP username of the device)
will continue to be used on call events related to that device.

This causes issues with applications (like Qubicle) that track a
user's calls based on the user's presence_id being present on dialog
update events (confirmed and terminated).

Instead, provide a uniform way to calculate a device's presence_id and
use it for setting CCVs on the route response in callflow and in
registrar for authn responses.
@lazedo lazedo merged commit 8440176 into 4.3 Mar 25, 2020
@lazedo lazedo deleted the KZOO-57-4.3 branch March 25, 2020 21:55
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