Strange extension numbers.. 99xxx and 9999xxx

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My local PBX here was acting goofy, and when looking under SIP peers I am seeing a lot of what looks like replicated extensions that start with 99 or 9999. I use three digit extensions, and say I have a 201 extension, I also seem to have a 99201 and a 9999201 in my sip peers.

Looking for it in the asterisk directory, I see they show in extensions_additional.conf and in sip_additional.conf, so it seems like something FreePBX would have generated, but I am not sure why.

Any ideas what is up here, or why I am seeing this? Or is my system compromised and I am just now finding it.

What started me looking is that about a day or so ago, calls are taking forever to start, incoming, or outgoing, so much so inbound calls often return no trunks available. I have yet to figure that outā€¦

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These are extensions created for webrtc.

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Thanks Andrew, that makes more senseā€¦

Now if I an just figure out why the PBX became dog slow, I will be OKā€¦

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As a follow up for any that might see this thread, I just found the issue, the stun server I had running was dead, and as I go over a VPN anyway it doesnā€™t need it. I just removed the STUN settings under the SIP settings screen, and itā€™s all back to normal nowā€¦

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Hi. I Have a question related to those 9999XX extensions.

I had WEBRTC enabled and I saw that for every extension with webrtc I had two extra extensions. For example, extension 520 with 99520 and 9999520.

I disabled webrtc for all users in user management and disabled the webrtc module. The 99XXX extensions disappeared, but the 9999XXX are still there. Is this ok? Should I disable something else to have those extensions removed?

Thank you.

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No idea what those are.

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They look like they were created by mistake by the system. Webrtc extenions of webrtc extensions? Maybe a bug?

It looks like Iā€™m not the only one with those.

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Maybe from the past. Just delete them

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Those extensions are only visible in ā€˜Asterisk info > Peersā€™, not in the Extensions page.

528/528                   192.168.1.128                            D  No         No          A  5060     OK (26 ms)                                   
529/529                   192.168.1.129                            D  No         No          A  5060     OK (26 ms)                                   
580                       (Unspecified)                            D  No         No          A  0        UNKNOWN                                      
9999520                   (Unspecified)                            D  No         No          A  0        UNKNOWN                                      
9999523                   (Unspecified)                            D  No         No          A  0        UNKNOWN                                      
9999524                   (Unspecified)                            D  No         No          A  0        UNKNOWN                                      
9999525                   (Unspecified)                            D  No         No          A  0        UNKNOWN                                      
GSM-INBUND                192.168.1.40                                Yes        Yes            5060     OK (1 ms)                                    
30 sip peers [Monitored: 19 online, 5 offline Unmonitored: 6 online, 0 offline]

What would be the recommended way to delete them?

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?display=devices

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Ohh. Now I see them. Is it safe to delete them from there?

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Yes that is why I sent you there.

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Iā€™m also trying to delete the 9999xxxx but couldnā€™t figure out how to display it.. how do you do ?display=devices?

Thanks

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Go to your PBX and change display=thing to display=devices

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Got it I replaced https://x.x.x.x/admin/config.php?display=extensions to ?display=devices

It works.

Thanks

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I have a bunch of them as well. 999XXX, 9999XXX, and 99999XXX.

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Interesting.

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When I call another user through webrtc, I should call 99xxxx or just xxxx?

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Just call the regular extension

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Hi,
I also see extensions 999XXXX, both SIP and PJSIP. The point is that in ā€œdisplay = devicesā€ only appear as SIP, the PJSIP does not appear.
Any way to eliminate them of type PJSIP?

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Also it appears one that is called ā€œanonymousā€, does anyone know what it is for?

Thanks.