How about this variable? :-)
${SIP_CODEC}: Used to set the SIP codec for a call
That only works for calls going OUT from Asterisk. It does nothing
for incoming calls. By the time the dialplan is called the codec is
already set.
perhaps tha should be changed, then, to allow more control over
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How about this variable
I asked this question once before with no answer. Hopefully someone can
help me as I cannot see a way to do this. I am wanting to differentiate
inbound calls voice from FAX. The purpose of course voice gets g729 and
FAX gets 711 (ulaw). The problem I'm having is everytime it matches the
SIP peer
Matt Schulte wrote:
I asked this question once before with no answer. Hopefully someone can
help me as I cannot see a way to do this. I am wanting to differentiate
inbound calls voice from FAX. The purpose of course voice gets g729 and
FAX gets 711 (ulaw). The problem I'm having is everytime it
So what's the work around? Have faxes come from a diff IP?
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] One SIP peer use 2
Matt Schulte wrote:
So what's the work around? Have faxes come from a diff IP?
Well have them come into a different user/friend at least. The IP can
be the same if you are authenticating on username/secret rather than IP.
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Matt Schulte wrote:
So what's the work around? Have faxes come from a diff IP?
Well have them come into a different user/friend at least. The IP can
be the same if you are authenticating on username/secret rather than IP
Matt Schulte wrote:
Now that I finally have someones attention :) I can explain the rest.
The problem is I'm sending calls out through SER (with digest of
course). So in my sip.conf I have:
[sipfarm]
insecure=very ; Because SER inbound doesn't know how to auth
host=blah.blah.net
type=peer
Give the FAX SIP device a different account and force it to Ulaw. For
example if the user was account you could create F for fax
and V for voice and have sperate allow/deny codecs
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I asked this question once before with no answer. Hopefully someone can
help me as I cannot see a way to do this. I am wanting to differentiate
inbound calls voice from FAX. The purpose of course voice gets g729 and
FAX gets 711 (ulaw). The problem I'm having is everytime it matches the
SIP peer
Hi!
For one thing a type=peer is only for outgoing calls from Asterisk.
That's the theory, but in reality things are rather messy for type= and
SIP channels, in this case there is no clear concept of peer and friend.
If SER can specifcy the allowed codecs on a per call basis then just
Philipp von Klitzing wrote:
How about this variable? :-)
${SIP_CODEC}: Used to set the SIP codec for a call
That only works for calls going OUT from Asterisk. It does nothing for
incoming calls. By the time the dialplan is called the codec is already
set.
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