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Open Source - Asterisk Presence States

Open Source - Asterisk Presence States

Presence State reflects the current state of the user of the device. Presence states available within Asterisk are as follows:

  • not_set: No presence state has been set for this entity.

  • unavailable: This entity is present but currently unavailable for communications.

  • available: This entity is available for communications.

  • away: This entity is not present and is unable to communicate.

  • xa: This entity is not present and is not expected to return for a while.

  • chat: This entity is available to communicate but would rather use instant messaging rather than speaking.

  • dnd: This entity does not wish to be disturbed.

In addition to the basic presence states provided, presence also has the concept of a subtype and a message.
The Subtype is a brief method of describing the nature of the state. For instance, a subtype for the away status might be "at home".
The message is a longer explanation of the current presence state. Using the same away example as before, the message may be "Sick at home. Out until tomorrow".

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