Hi,

On Tue, Dec 2, 2014 at 9:24 AM, Recursive <[email protected]> wrote:
> - Packets 14313, 14314: The provider re-invites asterisk for T.38 (confirmed 
> by viewing the packet's details), asterisk answers "Trying ..." to the 
> provider
> - Packets 14315, 14321, 14322: Asterisk re-invites the local endpoint (again 
> confirmed by looking into the packet's details), the local endpoint answers 
> "OK", and asterisk ACKs the OK.
> - Packets 14323, 14329: Asterisk accepts the invitation from the provider by 
> sending "OK" to the provider, and the provider ACKs the OK.
> - Packets 14453, 14454 and 14649: The local endpoint again tries to re-invite 
> asterisk for T.38 (confirmed by looking into the packet's details), Asterisk 
> answers "Trying" and then refuses, saying "488: Not acceptable here"
> - From then on, things go horribly wrong (probably, the local endpoint is 
> still expecting G.711 packets, but gets T.38 packets)
>
> I have provided all packets which are relevant. The packet numbers are not 
> contiguous since asterisk currently is on a test server which runs many other 
> services (the packets of which I have filtered out).
>
> I didn't want to clutter this post too much, thus I have only provided an 
> overview and not the details of each packet. Furthermore, please forgive me 
> that it's much easier for me to read Wireshark's logs than Asterisk's logs. 
> Of course, I will provide every log anybody trying to help out asks me for.
>
> But my first question is a very simple one:
>
> From the log above, I am quite sure that switching to T.38 is done right up 
> to (and including) packet 14329. I think that my local endpoint then 
> misbehaves by again re-inviting asterisk for T.38 (as all parties already 
> have agreed upon T.38).
>
> Thus, is my endpoint really misbehaving, and if yes, is there anything I can 
> do about it on Asterisk's side? Or do the SIP/T.38 state machines allow such 
> (seemingly superfluous) re-invite, and it's Asterisk's fault to answer with 
> 488?

- Could you share the details of the SDP in each INVITE and OK packet?
- How are your SIP endpoints configured in asterisk sip.conf? (the SIP
trunk provider and the local endpoint)
- What type is the local endpoint?

Cheers,

Frederic

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