Hi Jacques. What codec is set on your trunk? It should be G.711 mulaw if you're in USA. Sometimes your carrier wont honor the higher / larger codec and throttle down to G.729. Moreover, a customer had to place a diversion header in sbc to force G.711 for fax calls. Would you be able to remove all other codecs in your trunk and run your fax tests solely using G.711?
In the case of jitter what are the time-stamps on a packet capture? Do they show great delay between packets if you order the time-stamp column by "seconds since previous captured packet" or "date and time of day?" If great delay is shown at SBC, then double check RTP is getting marked up as EF for DSCP. If its another IP address in flow, check that device.
Additionally if you can compare with a successful fax pcap, try to analyze where the delay is being invoked and double check DSCP is being marked up as EF as the fax is moved up the network. pcap \ SIP/sdp \ Internet Protocol section \ Differentiated Services Field header.
Good note on using 3 providers. When I've had this on a Pure Connect system using SIP trunk we had to work with carrier to resolve. Narrow down if its both directions (inbound/outbound), but it sounds like you did that. What changed in October?
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Mike John
ConvergeOne
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-10-2021 09:49
From: Jacques Tiberghien
Subject: BYOC Cloud fax issues
Hi Nathan,
we re not using RightFax, and it happens even when there is nothing on the cover page. no matter what is send, it happens when the payload is more than 1 page and sometimes even on single page
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Jacques Tiberghien
Paxyl Solutions
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-10-2021 09:20
From: Nathan Smith
Subject: BYOC Cloud fax issues
By any chance- if you do Rightfax, do you include pictures/graphics in your signatures? I've seen where it distorted entire faxes before.
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Nathan Smith
ConvergeOne, Inc.
ndsmith@convergeone.com