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Andrea Gianarda authored
when initiating a call; - from header - account These 2 parameters are dependent from each other which makes tricky for the core to know exactly which account to use and the correct from address. In most scenarios, the from address is the account's identity address but it is not always the case such as in the case of a direct call. Moreover, the account cannot be always deduced in a straightforward matter such as if the core has no default account (but it is registered with one or more accounts) and the call parameters have not set one. The algorithm for choosing an account is the following: 1) search in the call parameters 2) get the default account 3) look up for the best guessed account based on the from (if known) or to address The algorithm for known the from address is the following: 1) look for the from header in the call parameters 2) look up for the identity address of the account (if known) 3) get the core primary account Set Ik SDP attribute based on the account used for a call Use account set in the call parameters before retrieving the NAT policy. It may happen that a call session is buuild without passing an account and in such a case, the SDK will do its best to get one
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