[asterisk-users] sorry for askingm but I can#r fund a solution

[Kevin Larsen]

> I neither have a 2000 in sip,conf nor I want to have one.
> 2000 doesn't have an IP and I want to get rid of it, honestly.
> I'd really want to know, where this 2000 is burned in
> and how to erase it.
> 
> "sip show peers" does'nt show a peer 2000 nor I have a user 2000. 
> 

Something that lives at 10.0.1.4 thinks it is extension 2000 and is trying 
to register. Your problem isn't Asterisk per se, it is finding where that 
IP address is located and what the device is to either fix its 
configuration to what it should be or to take the rogue device off your 
network.
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