SOLVED.
I found that simply adding
senddtmf=yes
to my misdn.conf
solved the problem
so I can use only RFC2833 inside and all inside ivr, mailbox, route
password are OK
and I can access the remote ivr
senddtmf default to no, so specifing it to no or deleting that line from
misdn.conf rollback to the previous
situation (remote ivr not working)
Andrea
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I realize I cannot use inband audio for phones (voicemail and internal ivr,
password for external trunks and other thing not working)
So I put everywhere rfc2833.
Doing this, anyway, make any EXTERNAL IVR NOT working.
I see a lot of posts about this, but no solution, becouse using inband
audio (which works for outside...) breaks inside IVR
Is it possible to define to use inband audio ONLY on the misdn trunks I am
using to connect to PSTN ?
Moreover, using rfc2833 shouldn't be asterisk to "create" the dtmf when
trunked outside ?
Thanks in advance,
Andrea
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