[asterisk-users] Purpose of qualify=yes

[Zeeshan Zakaria]

I prefer to keep qualify=on for all the extensions, as it gives you an idea
which extensions are going to give you trouble. For extensions with qualify
value greater than 300 ms you should definitely worry. For extensions at
2000ms delay or more, turning qualify off simply means to ignore the obvious
problem. Such extensions have communication or network issues which require
serious attention. You can set this parameter to, e.g. 3000 ms or more if
dealing with 2000 ms delay is unavoidable, but don't turn it off. Afterall
even at 2000 ms conversation is not truly real time and not easy.

Zeeshan A Zakaria

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On 2010-09-16 11:38 AM, "Benny Amorsen"
<benny+usenet at amorsen.dk<benny%2Busenet at amorsen.dk>>
wrote:

Chris Owen <owenc at hubris.net> writes:

> So I guess my question is what is the real purpose of the q...
The purpose is simply to see if the phone is available. For your
particular use it is likely best to simply turn it off completely. If a
phone disappears, its registration will eventually time out anyway.


/Benny



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