> I suspect you are using a Dial() statement that has something like"T" or "t" on it, which will force the media path through Asterisk so that Asterisk can listen for # keypresses.
Hadn't really given this much thought, but John's response relative to a different question sort of got me thinking (with some confusion). I had the "t" option defined on all C7960 extns, including a couple that were remote Internet nat 7960s.
I had added the t-option some time ago and didn't document why I did that, but from memory it seems like it was needed for call pickup, parking or something like that. (Basic * with sip hard phones and x100p's.)
Since the t-option is _almost_ equivalent to canreinvite=no, to reduce the number of rtp sessions that must pass through * (assuming all non-nat'ed C7960s), what functionality might I be accidently impacting by removing the option from 7960 sip extns?
Rich
The only functionality you'd be losing would be the ability to press # to reach the "transfer?" voice prompt.
Other things that are equivalent to "canreinvite=no" would be the Monitor application, since that forces media streams to traverse *.
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