Auto-Answer Calls

The feature allows agents to set a time limit, after which their softphone device will automatically answer an incoming phone call.

On the Auto-Answer Calls tab, you will see the auto-answer status.

To turn on the auto-answer feature:

1. Expand the tab and click the Auto-Answer Calls toggle.
2. On the new line that appears, set the number of seconds after which incoming calls will be auto-answered.

DTMF Types

In the DTMF type section, you can choose any of the dual-tone multi-frequency signaling (DTMF) types that CommPeak Softphone supports: RFC2833, SIP INFO, and Inband. Just click on the line with the DTMF type you want to choose.

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TIP

You can perform a self-test for echo and DTMF functionality by dialing 07777712125552665 from any SIP Account in the CommPeak Portal.

Using this special phone number is free of charge and available to all SIP clients.

Network Options

In Network Options, you can enable STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) and TURN options, your softphone's guaranteed connection pathway.

These protocols actively work to bypass restrictive firewalls and NAT settings. By enabling them, you eliminate common VoIP problems like one-way audio, silent calls, and unexpected disconnects. Your CommPeak softphone becomes globally reliable, delivering clear communication without needing complicated network adjustments.

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NOTE

You can check our dedicated What are STUN and TURN in SIP? article to learn more about STUN/TURN protocols.

Enabling STUN

The STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) protocol supports call connectivity and RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol). This feature ensures reliable call connections and high-quality audio transmission across different network environments, e.g., home, office, or mobile data.

1. Slide the toggle to the right to enable STUN.
2. In the Resolution timeout, define how long the Web based Softphone Widget should wait for a response from the STUN server when trying to determine its public IP and port. A typical value ranges between 1 and 3 seconds.

Enabling TURN

TURN (Traversal Using Relays around NAT) is a protocol that acts as a relay server for media traffic. It's used as a fallback when two devices cannot establish a direct peer-to-peer connection because of restrictive Network Address Translation (NAT) or firewall configurations.

1. Slide the toggle to the right to enable TURN.
2. In the Resolution timeout, define how long the Softphone widget should wait for a response from the TURN server when trying to determine its public IP and port. A typical value ranges between 1 and 3 seconds.

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NOTE

Please check the Why Enable STUN/TURN in CommPeak Softphone? article for more details about the benefits of enabling STUN and TURN in your Softphone app.