[asterisk-users] Re: problems using the 1.4 version of meetme

[John covici]

OK, this brings up a possible lack of understanding by me regarding
the dtmf and sip relationship.  I see a dtmfmode in the sip.conf and
it says the mode for sending dtmf -- rfc2833 info or inband .  Now
what I don't understand is what controls what asterisk is looking for
in terms of dtmf -- does it only look for the one in dtmfmode?  this
may help solve the problem or at least clarify some thing.

Thanks.

on Friday 12/22/2006 Tony Mountifield(tony at softins.clara.co.uk) wrote
 > In article <17803.62705.426209.307306 at ccs.covici.com>,
 > John covici <covici at ccs.covici.com> wrote:
 > > The 1.4 and 1.2 are alternately on the same box -- I have to install
 > > 1.2 rmmod the zaptel modules delete /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/* and
 > > install the zaptel and asterisk.  I use the same procedure to go back
 > > to the 1.4.  I know the ivr works because I have to use a ivr menu and
 > > even enter a password to get to the meetme conference and those work
 > > fine.  The sip provider is using inband as I have requested.  Also, I
 > > tried calling through the sip provider to my local extension and I
 > > hear the tones just fine, so its a mystery to me.
 > 
 > Do you have a SIP phone you can register directly with the box and try?
 > If so, try setting it to the three different ways of sending DTMF and
 > see whether any of them work.
 > 
 > Just trying to whittle down the possibilities to start with....
 > 
 > You may find it better to use out-of-band DTMF with SIP.
 > 
 > Cheers
 > Tony
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