The second box is at home running PPPoE to the net. The first box is still running SVN trunk from last week and running SVN's 1.2 on the second box only solves the problem.
I'm not sure what's transmitted differently, but whatever it is it works with 1.2 vs. SVN. I'll have to try setting up a box on the same segment as the main box to see if it makes a difference. - Ian On 2/24/06, Leif Madsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 2/24/06, Ian Service <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Okay, somewhere between 1.2 and trunk there is a problem. If I update > box 1 > > (let's call it the client box) to SVN 1.2, I can call the server box's > > VoicemailMain with no problems and my DTMF is read correctly without > > re-configuring any phones. > > Where is this second box? Is it on the same switch, or is it somewhere > on the Internet? DTMF problems seem to be mostly caused by jitter > between the 6 messages. If any arrive out of order (i.e. if the 6 > packets arrive as start, end, start, end, start end) then the DTMF > will be interpreted as 3 of the same digit. > > This rarely happens on a LAN since the jitter is usually very low. > This was verified with Asterisk 1.2.1 some time ago by creating a very > jittery network with some software. However, I have not yet tested > with the newest versions of Asterisk, but I'm not aware of any real > fix for the problem. > > Are you saying you're getting, or not getting, DTMF problems with the > latest SVN 1.2 trunk? And this is between two latest SVN 1.2 boxes, or > one older box and one updated box? > > Leif. >
