[Asterisk-Users] Asterisk, X-Lite, and * and # keys

[Jørn Eriksen]

Hi there,

had just the same issue - I solved it by adding a line, for each SIP 
client, on the sip.conf;
dtmfmode=rfc2833

And voilà

Best regards
Jorn



Stanley Cline wrote:
> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 10:21:10 -0600, Kristian Kielhofner wrote...
> 
> 
>>	X-Lite uses some sequences at the beggining of calls to specify 
>>different SIP accounts:
>>
>>#1411 - Dials 411 with the first account
>>#2411 - Dials 411 with the second account
> 
> 
> I'm aware of the prefixes, and it isn't the problem.  I removed all of the
> dial prefixes from my config and I'm still seeing the same thing.
> 
> From: Cline W S Jr <sip:112 at pbx.dnw.roamer1.net>;tag=2492046947
> To: <sip:%2386 at pbx.dnw.roamer1.net>;tag=as6e7031ac
> 
> Dialing #1#86 doesn't work, either, as X-Lite is sending the entire string,
> including the leading #1, out...
> 
> From: Cline W S Jr <sip:112 at pbx.dnw.roamer1.net>;tag=287043438
> To: <sip:%231%2386 at pbx.dnw.roamer1.net>;tag=as13e48b06
> 
> In every case # is getting converted to %23 and Asterisk isn't parsing it
> correctly.
> 
> -SC