No. sipXbridge does not have a way to decode this.

Moving to an ITSP who adheres to SIP standards would be a good move.

voip.ms is readily available where you are I believe, and you can port only
the number(s) you need and be up in a matter of minutes. You could also have
the existing ITSP forward your calls to a newly established number with
another ITSP to get around the DTMF while your number ports.
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Subject: [sipx-users] SipXbridge decode of DTMF


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My ITSP is very good, but as with all of them, there is one
feature which is quite annoying.  They send all DTMF inband
and don't use RFC2833.  As a result, I can't access any AA
features when calling in.  I have pointed out this
deficiency but it has now been six months with no
resolution.

Is there any way to get sipXbridge (or is it sipXrelay?) to
decode audio and generate RFC2833 codes based on the audio?

I really don't want to change ITSPs and figure there might
be more than one way to skin a cat!

Keith

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