Hello All, I've been having some intermittent trouble with an Asterisk 1.2.10 installation that is supporting roughly 50 SIP clients on a LAN, mostly soft phones and about 10 snom VoIP phones. We have a custom soft phone client which displays presence information for various extensions. Unfortunately, this information regularly gets out of sync with the actual status of the various extensions. An extension will show up as 'InUse' or 'Unavailable' when the individual is in fact not on the line, i.e. the status should be 'Idle'. I can verify this by issuing a 'sip show subscriptions' and typically for every client subscribed to the problem extension the status column displays 'InUse'/'Unavailable'. However I have also noticed that in some instances, half the subscribed clients will get an 'Idle' status and the other half will have 'InUse' or 'Unavailable'. Often this behavior will follow some other SNAFU, e.g. a rogue mpg123 process for MoH consuming abnormal amounts of CPU and creating high loads. However, this is not always the case. The lack of a pattern, and more then anything, a simple solution has forced my hand and I'm appealing to the list for help. I've been over voip-info countless times and have searched around more then I care to remember. Restarting the soft phones does nothing to alleviate the problem (which doesn't entirely surprise me as I'm starting to think it's a server side issue). Restarting asterisk itself generally resolves things however this is not an option in the middle of the day. Thanks in advance for all your help. -- Zach Segal
Benoit Plessis
2008-May-12 22:16 UTC
[asterisk-users] Problem with SIP Subscription Status
Hach Segal a ?crit :> Hello All, > > I've been having some intermittent trouble with an Asterisk 1.2.10 >Before anything else did you tried an updated asterisk 1.2 The last one is 1.2.28 or something like that, and there has been a lot of security patches, and fixes since your version. Did you look through the changelog / bugs tracker to see if your problem has already been reported ? -- Benoit Plessis