Hello Team,
We are facing call auto disconnect within 90 seconds with the telecom provider Airtel and intercom is working fine.
Hello Team,
We are facing call auto disconnect within 90 seconds with the telecom provider Airtel and intercom is working fine.
Please use the below link to check the logs.
That link does not work.
Hello,
Please use the below one.
https://pastebin.freepbx.org/view/e63337a5
And please help us on priority as we are facing production issue from last 5 days.
And when asterisk disconnect the call after some time, that call was already disconnected from the caller end we are getting bellow Notice.
[2024-12-05 16:09:58] NOTICE[8005]: chan_sip.c:29987 check_rtp_timeout: Disconnecting call âSIP/Airtel_SIP-00000043â for lack of RTP activity in 31 seconds
Also we are able to hear both side voice.
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Your logs donât contain time stamps, but timing is part of the symptom. You have probably screen scraped them, rather than used the log file.
Both legs of the call appear to be still up at the point where the log end.
90 seconds is a relatively uncommon time; a session timer failure is about hte only cause I can think of.
On pastebin trace log (âŚe63337a5) it doesnât appear any log about; âDisconnecting callâ or RTP lack activity.
Hello Mcgrathr,
We also checked that call get disconnect firstly from caller end and after a long time asterisk send the bye for the call.
That sounds like a router has stopped forwarding the media streams. As far as Asterisk is concerned, the call is still up at the point at which the user has decided it has ended.
Hello David,
As i checked with vendor directly, its working as expected and with asterisk facing this issue.
Definitely not going to be Asterisk. The only part of the FreePBX that might cause something like that is fail2ban, if the address is also generating security alerts. Personally I donât think it is either.
Side FreePBX you can have an issue with the sip option.
You need to send it often.
For chan_sip that was defaultexpiry=120
Although chan_sip hasnât been supported for some time, I donât believe a registration expiry should have any effect on calls in progress, and even more so that it could impact the flow of RTP.
You will have to trace the point where the media stops flowing, by using rtp set debug on, inside the Linux firewall, tcpdump or wireshark, outside, it and the equivalent on your routers, on both their interfaces.
That was an example only.
Thatâs it.
Itâs like a qualify=yes on chan_sip
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