[Asterisk-Users] Stuck SIP channels? -> SIP show channels
Karl Brose
khb at brose.com
Tue Jun 1 06:02:52 MST 2004
Yes, it is something to worry about, because you might run out of RTP
ports or open fd's, depending on your port range in rtp.conf.
Which cvs version are you running?
This behavior was observed by several people for a short period of time
and then seemed to have disappeared with a cvs versions starting around
1.390 - 1.394 (chan_sip.c) according to my observations (more like a
guess actually) couldn't exactly pinpoint the patch that stopped it.
Mickey Binder wrote:
>Hello all
>
>I've discovered that SIP channels sometimes get stuck in *.
>I've read some posts from Fri 29 Aug 2003 which mentions this issue, but
>there doesn't seem to be any final answers
>
>I don't know if this is related to the 0001604 bug?
>
>Below is a list from one of the incidents:
>
>I know the (d) means that it is scheduled for destruction but the 10.1.1.45
>channel hasn't been used for a couple of days.
>
>My setup consists of two different brands of devices.
>
>The Peer with IP 10.204.10.12 is an AudioCodes MP-124, and every other IP is
>a number of Welltech 3504A 4-port FXS devices.
>
>
>asterisk-srv1*CLI> sip show channels
>Peer User/ANR Call ID Seq (Tx/Rx) Format
>10.204.10.12 161913 2d381f58106 00103/00000 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.12 161913 1e68f3610c9 00103/00000 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.12 463913 28862156821 00102/05918 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.12 468945 25028137781 00102/16213 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.20 305129 57f9ac-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.15 467040 57f9cc-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.15 467040 5800ec-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.1.1.45 909617 2f560a1e6dc 00103/00000 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.14 832082 57fd3c-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.12 909617 4f8157c61b3 00103/00000 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.12 909617 58022c-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.12 909617 2b2763885b7 00103/00000 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.23 448019 57faec-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.19 303020 57ffcc-acc0 00101/00004 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.13 458717 57fc2c-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.13 458717 57fafc-acc0 00101/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.13 458717 57f89c-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.15 464277 58034c-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.15 467040 57fafc-acc0 00101/00003 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.15 467040 57f89c-acc0 00102/00003 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.24 909667 5805ac-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.15 467040 57fe8c-acc0 00102/00003 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.19 909657 58035c-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.13 458717 57faec-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.19 909657 58022c-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.15 465668 58021c-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.14 468945 57fadc-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.14 468945 5800cc-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.22 909653 57f9dc-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.22 909653 58048c-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.15 464277 57ffbc-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.14 468945 57fd3c-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.14 468945 57fe6c-acc0 00101/00003 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.14 468945 57fadc-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.15 464277 57ffbc-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.19 303020 57fc3c-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.17 178499 57fd3c-acc0 00101/00003 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.18 442811 57ffbc-acc0 00102/00003 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.13 458717 57f9bc-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.20 305129 58032c-acc0 00101/00003 UNKN (d)
>10.204.10.19 303020 57f9dc-acc0 00102/00002 UNKN (d)
>36 active SIP channel(s)
>
>
>
>Is this something that I should worry about?
>
>
>regards,
>Mickey Binder
>
>
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