23 mar 2006 kl. 19.16 skrev Douglas Garstang:
I'd love to understand what the function of the peer list returned
by 'sip show peers' is for, especially when Realtime is used.
If I start Asterisk with realtime enabled, a 'sip show peers'
yields none. As each peer (phone) registers, or a call is made to
the peer, Asterisk adds them to the list returned by 'sip show
peers'. Correct?
Apparently Asterisk doesn't refer to thie list however, when
deciding where a peer is located. It uses astdb instead (I have
rtcachefriends=yes).
NO. We don't use astDB during operations, only at reload of
registered static peers. I said it before, didn't I?
So... what's the point of this? Is it used for anything? It looks
like it uses it for voicemail, but that's it. Ie if the peer isn't
in 'sip show peers' then voicemail does not get delivered, EVEN if
it's in astdb.
sip show peers shows the in-memory peers, static peers or cached
realtime peers. Those get
MWI notification and qualify= checks. This is documented in many places.
Also, if all my phones are defined as friends, why does a 'sip show
friends' return a smaller list than 'sip show peers'??? If the
phones are all defined as friends, which are both peer and user,
then a 'sip show friends' should return all the phones, but it does
not.
"Sip show friends" should generate an error message, since that
command does not exist.
/O
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