[asterisk-users] Re: G729 'disappears' randomly

[Rajeev Natarajan]

That's what it was... I should have posted :-)

playing with /etc/mactab and nameif to fix it.

-r

On 4/7/07, Nikolai Lusan <nikolai at lusan.id.au> wrote:
>
> On Fri, 2007-03-23 at 03:11 +0530, Rajeev Natarajan wrote:
> > It happened again this evening  and when I checked the host-id
> > in /var/log/asterisk/messages the time when it did not register, it
> > showed a host-id
> > Mar 22 18:14:48 VERBOSE[2586] logger.c:   == G.729 Host-ID:
> > 90:23:3a:b7:dc:46:88:fc:cf:bb:78:a2:b8:00:75:97:34:xx:xx:xx (removing
> > the last 6 for security) and it did not load the g729
> > Mar 22 18:43:18 VERBOSE[2580] logger.c:   == G.729 Host-ID:
> > 05:e5:4b:6c:0d:8b:66:fd:7a:b5:8e:a6:23:73:0b:b1:66:xx:xx:xx WORKS
> > perfectly
> > Any clues on why the host-id changes?
> > IDEA: I also notice that sometimes eth0,eth1 and eth2 (Yes: i have
> > three network interfaces) interchange on reboot. Are they related?
>
> Quite possibly, the registration program for that codec will bind to
> eth0 and use it as the host ID, if you change ethernetcards or re-number
> interfaces you will need to re-register the codec.
>
> As for the re-ordering of your network cards I would suggest you look
> into running udev with some rules to keep the order of the cards
> consistent over reboots.
> --
> Nikolai Lusan
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