The ATA matters, but the choice of ATA won't make much of a difference if there
is a problem with the way the call is being carried in between the ATA and the
other end of the live call.
Fax machines, being essentially low-bitrate data modems, are naturally picky
about audio bandwidth and
If you must use SIP, try using T.38 (make sure your upstream provider
supports it). If for some reason you can't, use G.711 (and not any
compressed codec).
You could also replace your ATAs with something like this:
https://www.voipsupply.com/manufacturer/sangoma/sangoma-fax-station-applliances
Hi VOIPOPS Community
Do you know about any fax over internet solution that works? We tried multiple
ATA and multiple ATA configurations, sometime it works sometimes not.
Also, do you know about any eFax solution provider that works good.
Thanks in advance for your help.
KARIM
MEKTEL INC.
Many thanks to you both.
I don’t need any particular number addressed, it is more on how to direct our
customers on who to talk to for erroneous blocking.
Right now, it is pretty clear who all to direct someone to when in the USA;
but, I have been a bit stumped on Canada. It sounds like I have
YouMail has a Canada user base and analyzes that traffic the same as the
USA. Their data is available a few different ways, depending on your needs.
I.E. blocking known spammers inbound, or feedback on what your own calling
numbers are doing outbound.
On Thu, Apr 18, 2024 at 6:13 AM Kili Land via
Few things
1. Canada has a separate S/S token authority and there is no agreement in
place to be able to delegate from the USA to Canada and vice versa. That
being said - S/S is not being widely used for call filtering as far as we
can tell
2. Hiya and the rest of the racketeers have only
Question for the hive mind, as I am not as well versed on Canadian info as I am
on USA info. In the USA we have Hiya, TNS, Robokiller, IceHook etc for caller
of reputation. I would assume there are similar in Canada. Does anyone have any
references they can point me to regarding such?
I am
Maybe they finally realized they were giving all their business away to
Sinch and InfoBip and that it was going to start costing them money if
they didn't move away from SS7. After all who has more switches to pay
for than the ILECs and RBOCs?
MARY LOU CAREY
BackUP Telecom Consulting
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