Does sipxBridge attempt to generate in-audio DTMF tones? If the outside ITSP 
claims it won't support RFC2833 RTP telephony event messages and the inside 
session (with the phone) has negotiated the RFC2833 inband event style DTMF 
what's supposed to happen?

This morning outbound calls via voip.ms to two different conference bridges are 
very difficult, DTMF digits being repeated or ignored on many calls. Inside my 
network I see the usual inband telephony events (101), I'm wondering if there's 
any way the SBC could be responsible for this (I haven't tried tcpdumping the 
outside, I was hoping someone here would know OTOH before setting up that test).

Environment: Polycom 650 3.2.2 -> sipxecs SVN 017896 -> voip.ms trunk (uLaw) -> 
... -> 305-848-8888 ("Magic Jack" conference service, I don't expect this to 
work often) or 719-387-5556 (paid for conference service).

What happens: after connect you try to dial a conference code and with the 
'magic jack' thing it misses most of the DTMF; with the paid for service DTMF 
gets duplicated (I enter 123 and it hears 112233). 

If you call enough times you end up with a connection that works fine, so I'm 
leaning toward this being a problem at voip.ms (and have opened a ticket 
there), mostly I'm interested in how fancy sipxbridge is and if it might be 
trying to make real audio DTMF from inband RFC2833 messages.

-Eric


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