Ok, thanks! I thought about it too. This will likely work.

But I prefer to keep inbound-bypass-media=true in SIP profile. Any way to do it this way? This is for simplicity and to avoid the need to set inbound-bypass-media in the dialplan.

Thank you,
-Victor

On 13-01-29 04:00 PM, DJB International wrote:
<param name="inbound-late-negotiation" value="false"/> and turn of inbound-bypass-media, then you can set the bypass_media in dialplan before you bridge.

-djbinter


On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 12:21 PM, Victor Chukalovskiy <victor.chukalovskiy@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,

Call scenario: call comes in with undesired codec only in SDP. (e.g. PCMA)

In my sip profile I have:
inbound-bypass-media="true"
inbound-codec-negotiation="greedy"
inbound-codec-prefs="PCMU,G729"

What happens: regardless of the codec in SDP, Freeswitch executes dialplan and sends the call to the B-leg.

It also happens regardless of wether I use "late" or "early" negotiation

What I would like to see:
FS rejecting the call right away if SDP does not match inbound-codec-prefs. Should not even hit the dial-plan.

Any clue on how to achieve this?

Many thanks,
-Victor

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