[Asterisk-Users] IAX2 channels denoted as '(None)'

[Pete]

And please excuse the formatting there, darn mail client....

Pete wrote:

> I have some stuck channels that I think I'm going to have to bounce 
> Asterisk to get rid of, but am curious to know what they are and how 
> they've managed to accumulate.  The show up with a channel identifier 
> of '(None)' as in the output below, and do not show up in the soft 
> hangup list, and so can't be cleared by that method.  Here is the 
> output from iax2 show channels:
>
> *CLI> iax2 show channels
> Channel               Peer                Username    ID (Lo/Rem)  Seq 
> (Tx/Rx)  Lag      Jitter  JitBuf  Format
> (None)                111.111.111.111     xxxxxx      00003/00020  
> 00001/00003  00070ms  0001ms  0071ms  g729 (None)                
> 111.111.111.111     xxxxxx      00004/00005  00004/00005  00070ms  
> 0000ms  0070ms  g729 (None)                111.111.111.111     
> zzzzzz      00005/00004  00002/00004  00000ms  0007ms  0071ms  g729 
> (None)                111.111.111.111     xxxxxx      00007/00042  
> 00001/00004  00000ms  0001ms  0071ms  g729 IAX2/yyyyyy-14        
> 222.222.222.222     yyyyyy      00014/00001  00022/00024  00070ms  
> 0000ms  0070ms  g729 IAX2/wwwwww-15        333.333.333.333     
> wwwwww      00015/00003  00004/00005  00000ms  0000ms  0070ms  unknow
> (None)                111.111.111.111     xxxxxx      00017/00011  
> 00001/00007  00070ms  0001ms  0071ms  g729 (None)                
> 111.111.111.111     xxxxxx      00018/00025  00001/00004  00000ms  
> 0001ms  0015ms  g729 IAX2/xxxxxx-19        444.444.444.444     
> xxxxxx      00019/00014  00194/00197  00070ms  0000ms  0070ms  g729 
> IAX2/xxxxxx-26        444.444.444.444     xxxxxx      00026/00013  
> 00223/00227  00070ms  0000ms  0070ms  g729 IAX2/xxxxxx-27        
> 444.444.444.444     xxxxxx      00027/00015  00125/00128  00070ms  
> 0000ms  0070ms  g729 IAX2/xxxxxx-30        444.444.444.444     
> xxxxxx      00030/00018  00040/00043  00070ms  0000ms  0070ms  g729 
> (None)                111.111.111.111     xxxxxx      00031/00040  
> 00001/00004  00000ms  0001ms  0071ms  g729 IAX2/wwwwww-34        
> 333.333.333.333     wwwwww      00034/00016  00004/00005  00000ms  
> 0000ms  0070ms  unknow
> (None)                111.111.111.111     xxxxxx      00037/00065  
> 00001/00005  00000ms  0001ms  -0081ms  g729 IAX2/wwwwww-39        
> 333.333.333.333     wwwwww      00039/00021  00004/00005  00000ms  
> 0000ms  0070ms  unknow
> IAX2/xxxxxx-45        444.444.444.444     xxxxxx      00045/00002  
> 00002/00003  00000ms  0000ms  0070ms  unknow
> IAX2/xxxxxx-50        444.444.444.444     xxxxxx      00050/00030  
> 00030/00033  00070ms  0000ms  0070ms  g729 IAX2/xxxxxx-52        
> 444.444.444.444     xxxxxx      00052/00028  00002/00003  00000ms  
> 0000ms  0070ms  unknow
> 19 active IAX channels
>
> Anyone shed some light here?
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