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Call Manager errors (Publisher): Phones freeze!

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Cheesy

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Sep 27, 2002
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Hi there,

I have had a number of errors on the Publisher recently, where IP phones have been unregistering themselves all by themselves. At times the phones have become "stuck/frozen", i.e. you pick up the receiver and the display is there but you cannot do anything or hear a tone. Just frozen. Even trying to restart the phone does no good. I see loads of Cisco Anonymous alarms on the Event viewer but do not understand what is going wrong.

Can anyone help?
 
What CCM version do you have?

Can you copy and paste one of the Anonymous Alarms here? I know this sounds simplistic, but did you try rebooting the publisher CCM..?

TMH
 
Additionally, just an FYI, there was a problem with the phones freezing/resetting when applying phone load 7.1.1 (it happened to us on our 3.3.4 system). I have no idea if this is the cause of the Cisco Anonymous Alarms, or if it's even remotely related to them, but your issue sounds simliar.

Again, since I don't know what version of CCM you have, and without more info, I'm just taking stabs in the dark with solutions...

TMH
 
Hi,

Yes, sorry, CCM version 3.3.0

The strange think is that the only phones affected are the 7912s. The 7940/60 work fine. Also I look in the CCM Admin and the phone lists shows no source (Publisher) ip or lotted IP even though the phones are working. Suddenly disapeared. I am even thinking the dbase could be corrupted! Rather stuck here

I have screen dumps of the errors but have no idea of how to paste them on this thread.

I did reboot the Publisher but to no avail.

Any more info just let me know

Thanks guys!
 
Okay...that's odd, just the 7912's...how many CCM's in your cluster (it sounds like just one)? No one's gotten creative and tried to edit the SQL database directly, have they?



TMH
 
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