We use IAX for PSTN connectivity. Our phones are Linksys SPA-942s running SIP. We are connecting to our voip provider over the UTOPIA municipal network in SLC. Our network connectivity has been great until about two weeks ago, when we started to experience 5-10% packet loss due to a router malfunction or something. The packet loss seems to have gone away, but I just want to make sure that I am attacking these problems from all angles. I just wanted to know if there was some way I could examine the asterisk logs to see if any calls terminated abnormally. I wanted to put this into our monitoring system so that I could track these issues better.
On 6/14/06, Steve Totaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Little or no complaints means everything is working. Are your extensions IAX softphones or do you "use IAX" for PSTN connectivity? What "network problems" are we talking about? How about taking initiative and creating a user survey and sending it to everyone? You can see IAX stats on the CLI, have you looked at any of that? Have you run with IAX debugging turned on? Sounds like you are trying to build a solid house in the swamp. Get the foundation good and proper and take it from there. Thanks, Steve Totaro Carl Youngblood wrote: > Of course I'm trying to deal with the network problems, but it's nice > to have another method of verifying that everything is working. > Frequently there are people who don't complain, so we don't realize > that their call quality is sub-par. > > We are using iax. > > It seems like there should be a record somewhere if a call was > terminated abnormally. > > Thanks, > Carl > > On 6/14/06, Steve Totaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Carl Youngblood wrote: >> > I have been getting occasional reports of dropped calls from the users >> > of our asterisk system. Is there anything I can monitor in my logs or >> > in the console to see when a call is dropped? I'd like to see if >> > these drops coincide with network traffic problems. >> > >> > Thanks, >> > Carl >> > >> If you have network traffic problems, address those first and then wait >> to hear of more dropped calls. >> >> Depending on your setup, you could use the monitor app to determine >> whether a call was actually dropped or a hangup by the context of the >> conversation. In a call center environment, "dropped calls" are quite >> frequently people hanging up for whatever reason and you can actually >> hear the handset go into the cradle (sometimes slam lol.) >> >> If it is happening alot and you have a pri, you can watch your pri debug >> span info and see if you are having errors or "normal clearings" >> >> If you are using IAX, maybe the jitterbuffer stats might indicate >> something.
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