similar to: Asterisk removes SDP from 180 with SDP

We're dialing a disconnected number via Level 3's vector network, and are receiving this. The response has SDP in it. Apparently, Level 3 is playing early media. Asterisk doesn't seem to know what to do with SDP in a 180 RINGING, and just plays ringing. What am I missing here? How can Asterisk see there's SDP, early media, in the response and act accordingly? SIP/2.0 180

I have a box (Genband) expecting the following: 100 trying 180 ringing with SDP Or 100 trying 183 with SDP And asterisk is sending: 100 trying 180 ringing 183 with SDP Any way to modify asterisk to send what he is expecting? Thanks, Dave -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hello, all. I have an asterisk 2.3.2 and a Sangoma interface through which I connected an external PSTN line. I use it as carrier for VoIP calls. I can make successfully calls, but there's one problem, I receive 200 OK with SDP with delay (sometimes more than 30 seconds). So when I make a call through asterisk I receive intially: - 100 Trying - 183 Session Progress, with SDP when the called

Hello, I have a problem with a call between 2 webrtc clients. Asterisk removes the ice-related lines from the sdp when it sends the INVITE out, and the called webrtc client rejects the INVITE due to the missing ice lines. Both webrtc clients are defined exactly the same way, same values in all fields except the number of the peer. There's probably something I've changed that causes this

How does Asterisk (1.2) handle a 180 WITH SDP? I am seeing different behavior when a call is initiated from an Asterisk server and from an alternate point. With Asterisk, I am hearing ringing and with the other origination point, I am getting a message played on the far-end indicating to wait while the call is connected. I am wondering if the ring in the 1st (Asterisk) scenario is being played

Hello, I have a problem with the following: When I dial a PSTN number from a UAC, the call is made through a SIP Trunk (which has a connection to the PSTN) in Asterisk. The PSTN Gateway returns a 180 Ringing WITH SDP, but Asterisk forwards the 100 Ringing WITHOUT SDP: As you can see below, the SIP message from 10.254.254.1 (the PSTN Gateway) has SDP, while * (with 192.168.0.173) removes the SDP

Asterisk Project Security Advisory - AST-2013-004 Product Asterisk Summary Remote Crash From Late Arriving SIP ACK With SDP Nature of Advisory Remote Crash Susceptibility Remote Unauthenticated Sessions Severity Major

Asterisk Project Security Advisory - AST-2013-004 Product Asterisk Summary Remote Crash From Late Arriving SIP ACK With SDP Nature of Advisory Remote Crash Susceptibility Remote Unauthenticated Sessions Severity Major

Hello! An extension registered at asterisk 13.23 initiates an external call (pjsip). After the Invite, the callee (-> ISP) sends a 100 Trying 183 Session Progress (*without* SDP) Asterisk now sends to the extension: 183 Session Progress (*with* SDP) 183 Session Progress (*with* SDP) (really two times) The callee meanwhile sends 180 Ringing (*without* SDP) which is

Hello all I have been learning * from almost 1 month now. It looks really powerfull. I have some problem trying to find previous post, or solutions to common problems, advice to newbies etc in this mailing list. There is no a forum-like tool to search thru the posts by keyworks for example. Please correct me if I am wrong. That is why I will post my questions here: 1- Transcoding: is this when

I'm trying to set up a direct SIP connection and have Asterisk stay out of the media stream. When I look at the INVITE messages, I see that Asterisk is changing the Session Description Protocol in the INVITE message it receives, and send a INVITE message with a different SDP to the receiver. This is not what I want. Is there any way to make Asterisk leave the SDP exactly like it is sent from

Hello, I was testing with sdp and something came up worth asking: While calling from a webrtc client to another (chrome, sip.js) Asterisk receives the following sdp and rejects it with 488 Not Acceptable. Why does this happen, what's wrong with the sdp? The second sdp body below is accepted instead. Both have rtp profile RTP/SAVPF, difference is that the second one was produced by rtpengine,

Hello, I think I met a case similar to the one solved by [1] . Quoting this case : * res_pjsip: Handle deferred SDP hold/unhold properly. Some SIP devices indicate hold/unhold using deferred SDP reinvites. In other words, they provide no SDP in the reinvite. A typical transaction that starts hold might look something like this: * Device sends reinvite with no SDP * Asterisk

Hi, I got a weird behaviour in asterisk (original found in 1.8 but it is still the same in 11.15.0). I have three phones communicating via OpenSIPs with asterisk. Phone A dials 100 and asterisk calls SIP/phone-b. Phone B accepts the call. The User on Phone B places the call on hold, dials 200 and, while hearing the dial tone of ringing Phone C, places the handset on hook. Phone B sends a REFER,

Hello, I have a problem with the following: When I dial a PSTN number from a UAC, the call is made through a SIP Trunk (which has a connection to the PSTN) in Asterisk. The PSTN Gateway returns a 100 Ringing WITH SDP, but Asterisk forwards the 100 Ringing WITHOUT SDP: As you can see below, the SIP message from 10.254.254.1 (the PSTN Gateway) has SDP, while * (with 192.168.0.173) removes the SDP

Asterisk Project Security Advisory - Product Asterisk Summary Re-invite with T.38 and malformed SDP causes crash. Nature of Advisory Remote Crash Susceptibility Remote Authenticated Sessions Severity Minor

I've attached two SIP debugs in reference to bug #116. They are from today's CVS build. 1. pickup.txt is a call from SIP(1) to SIP(2) with SIP(3) picking up the call. After which, SIP(2) rings for about 30 seconds then stops. 2. hangup.txt is a call from SIP(1) to SIP(2) with SIP(1) hanging up before the call is answered. SIP(1&3) are Cisco 7960's and SIP(2) is a Polycom

Hi List Asterisk 16.28.0 in use. PJSIP in use Two endpoints Both using IPv6 One Endpoint on UDP, the other via TLS. Both with: t38_udptl=yes ;fax_detect=yes ;fax_detect_timeout=30 rtp_ipv6=yes Both sides are T.38 capable and detect fax tone so no need for fax detection on asterisk. Voice calls between the two work fine. But on a Fax call, I see this situation: A <=> Asterisk

Starting with Asterisk 13.1 we are seeing this WARNING messages a lot in our logs and console: WARNING[25164][C-0004865e]: chan_sip.c:7364 sip_write: Can't send 10 type frames with SIP write) We found that line in function "sip_write" inside "chan_sip.c". In our previous version (11.2.1) we did not see those messages being printed (same verbosity level). We compared

Hi. We have an odd problem with incoming SIP calls. I have attached a SIP debug log, with some asterisk verbosity as well, demonstrating the problem, below. Is this a known bug? Vital stats: - Asterisk 1.2.3 - Sipura SPA-841, SPA-941 phones - Fedora core 3 The problem manifests itself with these symptoms: - an internal SIP extension receives a call from our PRI - the SIP phone answers the