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Hi! Is there a simple way for an * newbie to force * to use different sip-trunks for different calls. I have 2 siptrunks, one for inland calls and one for international calls. All in country numbers starts with 0 and all international starts with 00. This I have configured in the outbound routing. But * always use the incountry trunk because the 0. dialpattern is also true for international

Hello, Does asterisk do transcoding when the call goes through the system, codecs are the same but signaling protocol is changed. example: SIP with GSM ---> IAX with GSM What quality destruction happen when I use transcoding? I know this is not a concrete/precise question, but I would like to know how is it in general. What CPU performance is needed for transcoding 30 channels e.g. from

Hi! Probably another newbie question. Is it possible to run * on one processor and MySql on the other in a double cpu server? Anders -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20050923/6e3590b5/attachment.htm

Hello Michael, you are referring to the following behavior - did I get it correctly?: outbound broken: asterisk offers g722 / g711 to provider (callee), callee answers g711. Asterisk now transcodes between caller and callee (g722 <-> g711). inbound works: call from provider: g711 -> asterisk drops g722 and passes g711 to internal callee -> no transcoding. As far as I know,

We are using G711 for phones to talk to Asterisk and G729 licenses at asterisk to talk to ITSP Could you please suggest transcoder to use from G711 and G729 and which is comptible with Asterisk. We will like to avoid using TDM if possible Also i remember that initially we didn't have G729 and were using only 711 for with vicidial but then also we had same problems. at that time it was only 2

Hello, After I have re-read the "PJSIP Advanced Codec negotiation" document, it occurred to me that the desired behavior should actually happen automatically, just due to the codec negotiation logic, but it looks like asterisk doesn't actually follow the described logic which is likely a bug. Can you please follow with me through a simple sip call and see if I'm missing

I'm specing out a new box to act as a tandem switch. It will have a TE410P with 4 x PRI and support IAX connections to four other boxes using predominantly ilbc and/or gsm. It also has 3 IAX trunks to Teliax for call routing also using gsm. No extensions actually terminate on the tandem, they're all switched to other boxes (highly distributed). On the PRI card, one goes to Embarq, the

Hi, some questions/comments about performance/utility of * and * hardware I've been reading this list for a few weeks and I think I have compiled the better feelings of the users. please correct me if I'm wrong, still learning * .... Will be nice to see something like this in a wiki. After being flamed and corrected I will repost "clean" data. 1- Transcoding is the process of

I have a problem. Incoming calls work without problem but I cant call out. Using AAH.Gets a busy tone Anyone who can see a mistake in Outgoing settings context=from-pstn host=ipkund1.rixtelecom.se insecure=very nat=yes secret=xxxxxxxxxxx type=peer username=0406082250 Regards Anders Svensson -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

El Tue, 9 Jun 2020 09:46:32 -0600 George Joseph <gjoseph at digium.com> escribió: Hi George > > > > > > If transcoding is enabled Would it be possible to do the same but handle a > > 488 > > back from Bob and failover to another INVITE with Bob's allow list to > > handle > > transcoding? That way we would always try no-transcoding before

What is the current best practice to avoid transcoding on an outgoing call to a party whose codec preference is not known in advance? In other words, incoming calls are easy since codecs are negotiated from least-known (the remote party) to most-known (my endpoint) and my codecs can simply be preferred accordingly to match the remote. Outbound calls seem harder. Our endpoints always negotiate

Hello I use asterisk realtime, and I can set the order of codec preference on my realtime allow column. If I could disable transcoding, then I can always ensure a passthrough of the common codec from origin to destination without transcoding (expensive on CPU) - and more or less, force the codec to use by setting the codec preference So, can I disable transcoding?

Hi there, up till now I had this two-box setup in mind: * no.1: public IP * no.2: private IP, registers with no.1, serves a small office with clients behind NAT See we'd get something like this: SIP client (GSM) --> *1 --> IAX2 (iLBC) --> *2 --> G.711 --> MGCP UA The codec of the SIP client (on the Internet) I don't have full control over, that depends on the

Hi there, I had a problem, basically, I have 4 different types of end users (gsm, ilbc, g729, ulaw). However, I only have one user with my DID provider. My provider supports all 4 codecs. The issue is then: When an incoming call comes in, a codec is negotiated (usually ULAW), later on, when the extension is dialed, we'll see we're doing GSM, and thus transcode. Here's an example

I am unable to get re-invite to work on a new system. Also, unwanted transcoding is occurring on PSTN calls. The new system (FreePBX 2.11.0.37, Asterisk 11.9.0, CentOS 6.5) will eventually replace an old system (FreePBX 2.8.1, Asterisk 1.8.7.2, CentOS 5.8) currently in production. Both systems are on VPS with public IP addresses. Goals for the new system include: HD (g722) connections on

Hi, This seems to be a fairly common question, but I have Googled for this quite a bit and looked at the Asterisk documentation/book and haven't been able to find an answer. My question is: Can I get my IP phone to select a different codec depending on the final destination of each call? I've got these things connected to my Asterisk box: - Snom 300 phone (supports g729 and

Hello, I have transcoding card TC400P installed in server running Debian with Asterisk 1.4.23. Everything seams to be fine and after I boot up server I see in dmesg: 7.590966] Zapata Telephony Interface Registered on major 196 [ 7.590966] Zaptel Version: 1.4.12.1 [ 7.590966] Zaptel Echo Canceller: MG2 [ 7.610963] zttranscode: Loaded. [ 7.618969] wctc4xxp: tc400b0: Attached to

We are wanting to move off of our legacy inter-tel phoneswitch and move to VoIP and asterisk. We are looking for a new PBX because the inter-tel switch is too difficult to integrate our existing (and new) software into. We are a technical support center. All our calls currently come in on toll free numbers via T1's, and there are 3 of them. I want to use a media gateway to convert the

For about 10 months I have been running a succession of Asterisk SVN trunk versions on an Athlon 64 X2 4400+ based machine with OpenSuSE 10.2 at my home. I have a variety of SIP phones (mostly Polycom) internally; my external connections are two POTS lines on a TDM400P (with HPEC) and an IAX2 link to a VoIP provider. I had Asterisk configured to allow G.722 and u-law on the Polycom phones,

Hello, Asterisk is said to handle call routing and codec translation. I would like to force transcoding function with asterisk but when I try to force transcoding I get the errors: codec not compatible or WARNING[4425]: app_dial.c:1024 dial_exec: Had to drop call because I couldn't make SIP/xxx compatible with SIP/yyy How exactly works asterisk, in order to transcoding? If you have any