I really ONLY care about AA/Voicemail/Conferencing (since everything
else seems to work).
I am assuming the only time I will need it is in freeswitch, caller
using G.729, hits AA/vmail or conference. I get 4 licenses, I am
assuming 5th concurrent caller (using G.729) will probably not hear
anything. in the case of conferencing, oh well. in the case of AA or
vmail, maybe he will call back.
maybe 10 licenses ($100) isn't all that much to spend if it works.
I thought I did turn off everything in voip.ms except G729 and the
caller can't reach AA or Vmail if the user doesn't answer.
(you on 4.2.0 yet?)
On 4/20/10 2:08 PM, Eric Varsanyi wrote:
I may be misunderstanding your configuration, but it seems like if you
don't care about AA/Voicemail/Conferencing then the freeswitch license
isn't going to help (or hurt) you at all.
If your remote callers would be better off with a different codec you
could try to limit the codecs their endpoint s/w or h/w will allow
(ie: don't advertise g711 at all, just uLaw and g729). If your remote
users are on POTS then your issue is between you and your ITSP and you
could limit your ITSP configuration to the codecs you like (for
instance with voip.ms I can pick which codecs it will accept, I turned
off g711 and gsm so now it always negotiates uLaw which is pretty
good; I wish they had g722 as an option too though).
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