Thanks Colin,
I understand the qualify=yes part....
My question is with when I do " sip show channels", it will show me
all the active channels talking with their CallerID, Seq(Tx/Rx) and
Codec Format.
Currently, when I do "sip show channels" it will show me that i have
+500 active SIP Channels.
Here is part of my "sip show channels"
sandpiper*CLI> sip show channels
Peer User/ANR Call ID Seq
(Tx/Rx) Format
xxx.xxx.xxx.185 3475995432 5e8752f5790 00103/00000 g729
xxx.xxx.xxx.196 884830533 3b41d775697 00102/00102 g729
xxx.xxx.xxx.185 3054335380 62885ead061 00103/00000 g729
xxx.xxx.xxx.169 946261466 073fef98482 00102/00102 g729
xxx.xxx.xxx.185 9534754328 36714789221 00102/00001 unknow(d)
xxx.xxx.xxx.185 8095428187 50b3a6a6276 00104/00001 unknow(d)
xxx.xxx.xxx.185 7537183043 448a16c57a8 00104/00602 unknow(d)
xxx.xxx.xxx.185 1195472727 170a4ff8696 00104/00002 unknow(d)
xxx.xxx.xxx.185 5333305485 519785b75a4 00104/00001 unknow(d)
You can see I have only two active channels of g729 in real...
Now how can I clear other channels with format "unknown(d)" without
restarting the Asterisk.
Thanks,
Neal
On Jan 20, 2006, at 3:29 PM, Colin Anderson wrote:
"unknown" usually indicates that there is active communication between
Asterisk server and the phone that does not involve a voice codec. An
example of that would be registering the phone. Another example
would be
call setup and teardown before RTP data is sent and codec
preference is
established.
What's probably happening in your case is you have qualify=yes for
each
entry in sip.conf. Therefore, Asterisk is communicating with the
phones
constantly in order to give you a ping time when you type "sip show
peers".
Try qualify=no in sip.conf.
hth
-----Original Message-----
From: Nitesh Divecha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 2:42 PM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] How to Clear SIP Channels
Hello All,
Is there any way to clear the SIP Channels?
When I run "sip show channels" on CLI I see +500 SIP Channels active
with "unknown" codec.
But thats false information, because when I restart my Asterisk and
run "sip show channels" I will see the actual active channels with
correct codec info.
Anyways to clear the sip channels without restarting the Asterisk box
or any other solution?
Please help!!
Thanks,
Neal.
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