Hello,
I have a FortiVoice 200F8 verison 7.2.1 running a VOIP trunk with fax setup. T.38 is enabled on the trunk SIP profile. I took a packet capture of an inbound fax and this is what I found (I am the client).
Maybe I am misinterpreting the packet capture, but it looks like my 200F8 is trying to use T.38, the sender ignores it, and then the FortiVoice hangs up. What I find interesting is this setting under Fax:
The packet capture shows multiple attempts at T.38, doesn't fallback to G.711, and ends the call. What constitutes T.38 failure for this setting to work?
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Hello again ryanw,
I found this solution. Can you tell us if it helps, please?
In the context of FortiVoice and T.38 faxing, a T.38 failure typically occurs when the T.38 negotiation between the sending and receiving devices is unsuccessful. This can happen if:
To ensure the fallback to G.711 works, verify that the "Fallback to audio (G.711) mode on T.38 failure" option is enabled in your FortiVoice configuration. This setting should allow the system to switch to G.711 if T.38 negotiation fails. Additionally, ensure that the retry settings are configured correctly to allow multiple attempts before terminating the call.
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