[Asterisk-Users] Re: Did nufone change allowed codecs?

[Wilson Pickett]

> May  5 13:04:12 WARNING[928]: channel.c:2115
> ast_channel_make_compatible: No path to translate from
> IAX2/NuFone at NuFone/25(256) to SIP/wengo-out-968a(4)
> May  5 13:04:12 WARNING[928]: app_dial.c:1006 dial_exec: Had to drop
> call because I couldn't make IAX2/NuFone at NuFone/25 compatible with
> SIP/wengo-out-968a
> 
> The above worked perfectly recently, how recently can't say. I know it
> worked in early April, when calls were going through.
> 
> IIRC, nufone accepts gsm, g729, ilbc - is that still right?

Here is the answer, but it begs a different question.

What happened was that after a  recent eth adapter change, I had
forgotten to register the g729 licenses. All is now well.

However, I still do not understand why when I disallowed g729
EVERYWHERE it was still trying for g729? I should have recognized the
fact that the lack of a cost entry in the show translations table
meant g729 lic weren't being recognized.

1) (part of my original question) does nufone DID force g729 somehow?
There is no way I can see to change the codecs setup (or anything
else) in the DID accounts.

2) Maybe this is an asterisk+g729 issue? To put it simpler, once g729
is installed, if the licenses go south like mine did, asterisk seems
to still want to complain about not being able to translate.

Anyway, it's working now.