Is there any NAT involved? Usually lack of audio means that a NAT router or firewall is screwing up the RTP media which is sent in a separate UDP stream. Either it's not being forwarded, or it's being told to go to the wrong place.
-Steve
Dear all,I have configured an gateway for external profile to receive and make calls.I have added a file in public directory.<include><extension name="iptel-inbound"><condition field="destination_number"expression="^(MY_IPTEL_USERNAME)$"><action application="set" data="domain_name=$${domain}"/><action application="transfer" data="ExtNo XML default"/></condition></extension></include>Now, while I am calling to my voip account, I am transferring the call. It is getting transferred to the extension also.But, If I use normal ext number, I am able to talk both ways. But when I use default ext number 5000 for IVR menu. I could not listen to IVR menu.Though, I can see in my logs that the audio file are being played one by one, but I cant listen.Do I need some extra configuration to listen to IVR?There may be a gap in my knowledge. Please enlighten.ThanksAnkit--
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