asterisk users - Jan 2006 - auto load SIP peers on startup

Hi all,

we use OpenSER together with Asterisk.
All SIP users registers with OpenSER and asterisk is doing the voicemail
thing.

We use the Asterisk RealtimeArchitecture for voicemail users and SIP peers.
The database table for the sip peers is a view from the OpenSER subscriber
table.

The MWI for a user will only work, if the user object (sip peer) is loaded
into memory and visible with the CLI command "sip show peers". This
happens,
for example, if the user call his own mailbox for checking voicemail.

Is their a possibility to load all peers from database on asterisk startup
so that the users will get their NOTIFY without calling their own mailbox
first?

Another question for me is, how long a SIP peer object will stay in memory
without being used? Is their a kind of "garbage collector" for old,
unused
peer objects?

Thx Reto

hum. I tought that as long as you have a "real time engine"  in
extconfig.conf the peers should be loaded at start up. What do you
have in your extconfig.conf?

Regards

On 1/17/06, Reto Kortas <retokortas@gmx.de> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> we use OpenSER together with Asterisk.
> All SIP users registers with OpenSER and asterisk is doing the voicemail
> thing.
>
> We use the Asterisk RealtimeArchitecture for voicemail users and SIP peers.
> The database table for the sip peers is a view from the OpenSER subscriber
> table.
>
> The MWI for a user will only work, if the user object (sip peer) is loaded
> into memory and visible with the CLI command "sip show peers".
This happens,
> for example, if the user call his own mailbox for checking voicemail.
>
> Is their a possibility to load all peers from database on asterisk startup
> so that the users will get their NOTIFY without calling their own mailbox
> first?
>
> Another question for me is, how long a SIP peer object will stay in memory
> without being used? Is their a kind of "garbage collector" for
old, unused
> peer objects?
>
> Thx Reto
>
>
>
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Hi all,

Do you monitor call quality ?

If positive, how do you proceed ?
Which issues (echo ? call interruption ?) do you prevent with such 
monitoring  and which conter-measures do you engage when a problem occurs ?

Cheers

Olivier