Port Range Exhausted, error in System status

[firespyer]

Server Edition 9.1.4

If someone could point me in the right direction, never run into this error before.
I checked all of the LAN1 settings and they are the defaults, I have an ATT sip trunk on the LAN1 also which is working fine,

Thank you,
Sean

 

[holdmusic34]

So you've got dhcp server on lan 1 with 1 ip addrezs in the pool. Increase the pool size.

Im telling you this because you said it's at default.

It doesn't get much worse.

 

[firespyer]

Sorry, DHCP is disabled,
The only ports I changed were RTP Port range to match what AT&T is looking for

 

[holdmusic34]

Next to the DHCP mode, click Advanced.
That creates a tab called DHCP pools.


It doesn't get much worse.

 

[sizbut]

Maybe the port range indicated by ATT is not sufficient for the number of simultaneous calls. Remember also that each call takes uses two port (one for RTP, one for RTCP).

Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.

 

[amriddle01]

What was the port range?

 

[firespyer]

35000 - 40000
Inbound and Outbound calls are working fine, I think its something internal but I don't know of any other location for port settings.

 

[Okkie26]

Are you experiencing any issues, apart from the alarm in system status?

Couldn't it be a bug in systen status, generating an alarm while there is not a single issue?

 

[firespyer]

Only issue is not hearing dialtone, when going off hook

 

[firespyer]

Actually just got off with Avaya support it was the RTP port settings,
They said from T4 that those ports should be left at the defaults.

I've always changed them to match my SBC and never run into this issue, not sure if its a 9.1.4 thing or not.

Thanks for the help guys

 

[amriddle01]

That's bollocks, it's a bug they can't be arsed to fix

 

[lcgmx]

Hi,

I am having the same alarm in system status: port range exhausted.

the side problem of this is that de IPO CC stops working. as if it is the element affected by this port range.

did you ever got a solution for this?

I have already checked sip ports, dhcp and network and everything looks alright.

regards

 

[derfloh]

I think you have configured a RTP port range to small to handle as much parallel calls you want to. AFAIK I know every call needs two free RTP ports.

 

[lcgmx]

RTP Port range is the default, almost 4000 ports so I don´t think it is the port range.

Regards

 

[derfloh]

Perhaps SysMon will tell you more...