Hi everyone:
This is somewhat connected to my last post, but not entirely. When our SIP service died last week, I attributed it to the flood of requests we were getting with port 5060 being open. The port has been closed for several days now, and this morning, we lost service again. At 5:40am, the asterisk/full log indicated that the registration request had timed out to the SIP provider. I saw about 600 instances of re-register attempts. During this time, calls weren't going out or coming in. I rebooted the UCx and after everything came up, calls are coming through normally again.
I've spoken to our SIP provider, and they claim there's nothing on their end that's causing the problem, and it must be on our end. Would you have any wisdom or things I could check? I suppose it's possible that we may have had an interruption with our ISP and service may have been interrupted campus-wide, but one would think that the SIP trunk would simply re-register. Not understanding why re-register attempts keep timing out until we do a reboot.
I'm happy to post log entries if you need them.
Thanks for any wisdom you might be able to provide.
This is somewhat connected to my last post, but not entirely. When our SIP service died last week, I attributed it to the flood of requests we were getting with port 5060 being open. The port has been closed for several days now, and this morning, we lost service again. At 5:40am, the asterisk/full log indicated that the registration request had timed out to the SIP provider. I saw about 600 instances of re-register attempts. During this time, calls weren't going out or coming in. I rebooted the UCx and after everything came up, calls are coming through normally again.
I've spoken to our SIP provider, and they claim there's nothing on their end that's causing the problem, and it must be on our end. Would you have any wisdom or things I could check? I suppose it's possible that we may have had an interruption with our ISP and service may have been interrupted campus-wide, but one would think that the SIP trunk would simply re-register. Not understanding why re-register attempts keep timing out until we do a reboot.
I'm happy to post log entries if you need them.
Thanks for any wisdom you might be able to provide.