300-815 · Question #15
Refer to the exhibit. Users report that when they dial to Cisco Unity Connection from an external network, they cannot enter any digits. Assuming only in-band DTMF is supported, what is a reason for t
The correct answer is D. No DTMF is negotiated.. The root cause is that no DTMF method is negotiated in the SDP exchange. For in-band DTMF to work over SIP, the SDP must include a negotiated codec that supports it (e.g., G.711 carries DTMF tones in-band). If the SDP does not advertise or negotiate any DTMF capability - and out-
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- AThe negotiated RTP port is outside of the range described by RFC, so inband DTMFs do not work.
- BThere is SIP Delayed Offer. DTMF is supported only in Early Offer.
- CThe rtpmarp:0 value for the negotiated codec is marking DTMF as inactive.
- DNo DTMF is negotiated.
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(22 responses)- A5% (1)
- C5% (1)
- D91% (20)
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The root cause is that no DTMF method is negotiated in the SDP exchange. For in-band DTMF to work over SIP, the SDP must include a negotiated codec that supports it (e.g., G.711 carries DTMF tones in-band). If the SDP does not advertise or negotiate any DTMF capability - and out-of-band methods like RFC 2833 (telephone-event) are not present either - the Unity Connection voicemail system will never receive the digit signals. Option A is incorrect because RFC port ranges don't affect DTMF delivery. Option B is incorrect because Delayed Offer vs. Early Offer does not inherently block DTMF. Option C is incorrect because 'rtpmap:0' refers to PCMU/G.711, not DTMF inactivity.
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