You need to identify when they happen (to the minute, if possible), and
then correlate with /var/log/asterisk/messages
If there's nothing in there, you may need to turn on debugging, but be
careful because you can fill up your hard drive in a day if you have
full debug turned on.
Also, /var/log/messages can have errors.
Basically, to find clues you need to know the time this is happening,
and then find patterns.
Jim
Syd Carter wrote:
Any suggestions on how to track down the source of unexpected
disconnects? They seem to be happen quite frequently. I think it may
have something to do with a registration timeout or something like
that. I can be on the phone for 30 mins before it occurs. Any
suggestions?
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