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No DTMF on J-Series on R11.0.4 SP3

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racom

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I recently upgraded a Powered By Avaya Hosted IP Office from R11.0.2 to R11.0.4 SP3. I had issues on the 11.0.2. After upgrading I received complaints that DTMF was not being recognized when the customer dialed into automated attendants outside of their business. I tried different firmware for the J Series phones, and they all failed. Finally went back to the R11.0.2 and all is good, but then I have my original bug. Avaya said they can't downgrade Server edition. Arggghhh. I am stuck and have an unhappy customer. I opened a case with Avaya, and they are saying it may be weeks before getting a fix. I have tried adding some info in the NoUser that adjusts DTMF settings. I also changed the DTMF to inband in Extensions and nothing. I do know that the H323 phones are fine, only the J series. In System Status, you do see the DTMF being registered when you trace a user. But nothing is being sent out (at least nothing recognizable to auto attendants). Anyone???
 
I once had this issue with 9608 phones on a PRI when the default codec was G722. Perhaps the codec translation was the problem. Perhaps that is happening to you.
 
Set the codec in the SIP line to only g711 and select “codec lockdown”
 
It is a bug in the R11.0.4 SP3. Avaya is working on it. I was able to upload a .RPM file to downgrade the system to R11.0.4 SP2 and it resolved my issue. If you have J series phones, I would avoid R11.0.4 SP3. Thanks again!
 
I did not attempt. I learned the hard way to not go to the latest release until the bugs are worked out.
 
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