The external DNS server would immediately return with a not found
message. Without internet access you'll have to wait for the timeouts, etc.
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
>> Asterisk gets very upset if it can't lookup the host name associated
>> with every IP on the system, normally it would use DNS to do this, but
>> since your Internet connection was down it could not do that.
>
> So to clarify, it not only needs to resolve FQDN's, but do reverse lookups
> on ip's as well? I am not sure I noticed this, as the external dns provider
> it was using would have no reverse lookup zones for the internal clients?
>
> On an additional note, I have not been able to get onsite yet, but the ISP
> repaired
> the physical link and the system started working but the inbound sip provider
> rang
> busy until I ssh'ed in and did a reload from the asterisk console? I thought
> the
> system would re register any connections define with a "register =>" every
> {n} seconds
> on its own? Is there something I can do to force what a reload did
> automatically so if the link disappears it repairs itself on its own?
>
> Thanks!
> jlc
>
>
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