[Asterisk-Users] Livevoip responds to DTMF via IAX issue

[Rich Adamson]

Top posting for consistency...

I think we can stop this thread now. As Brandon pointed out, the dtmf
issue only effects a small percentage of their DID's, and the source 
of that issue is outside their direct control (as is true with many 
itsp's that obtain DIDs from third parties, which you are probably
not aware of). There are multiple choices for work-arounds if you 
drop the emotional behavior and think about it for more then a few
seconds.

Based on my personal experience with multiple high-visibility itsp's
over the last year or so, livevoip still offers the best voip quality
_and_ real support of all. You may not like what you hear, but at 
least you do hear in very acceptable timeframes.

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> From: geek at mnwifi.net
> Okay at this point it should be know that Livevoip. Does not support
> DTMF over IAX. Why not save the time and trouble and stop selling Level
> 3 DID's? 
> 
> After all the trouble that you have had with Level 3 DID's why would you
> even sell an unstable product? Like this.
> 
> 
> On Thu, 2005-04-07 at 20:10, The Phone Guys wrote:
> > LiveVoip Supports the every changing and improving Asterisk Code
> > for many many customers on a daily basis. In the case of the DTMF
> > issue we have people working on it. No estimated time to a solution. The
> > work continues. This looks like you are one of the 5% that we may not be
> > able to support. So we are happy to save you all the list time and approve a 
> > refund.
> > In the future we expect to have a fix for this issue - just no date given.
> > 
> > Brandon Patterson
> > LiveVoip LLC
> > 
> > ---------- 
> > 
> > >
> > >
> > >>Level 3 provides DTMF inband - IAX works out of band.
> > >>5% of our customers have this issue. We do not control Asterisk
> > >>development and we are not going to change the Level 3 setup.
> > >
> > > I'm not sure I understand what livevoip is saying here.
> > >
> > > When I ordered the service I told them I was going to be
> > > running an asterisk server.  I even selected their 'Asterisk Plan'.
> > >
> > > So they are saying their 'Asterisk Plan' doesn't work with Asterisk?
> > >
> > > Confused.
> > >