A quick to implement open source network monitoring tool is smokeping:
http://oss.oetiker.ch/smokeping/index.en.html
Tobi Oetiker and Niko Tyni's awesome tool can monitor latency on a number of
layers, and maintains charted records of connection quality.
It has a probe specific to SIP:
http://os
Same here. But, can the genie ever be put back in the bottle?
> Cary Fitch wrote:
>> Has anyone else noticed "new spam" in the last 2-3 weeks?
>>
>
> No,
>
> But I run ASSP in front of my MTA.
>
> Doug
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I'm under the impression that this sometimes happens when a firewall
decides that the port you've opened no longer needs to be so. Are you
using sip_nat? Do you have a firewall between the asterisk host and
public? How are your VoIP related firewall rules configured?
Has anyone seen somet
On about 25% of inbound calls to a ring group, picking up any one
extension as it rings results in dead air.
Some details regarding my VoIP network to make the following logs more
readable:
192.168.7.130 resolves to the trixbox host.
192.168.7.135 resolves to endpoint 812.
192.168.7.137 resolv
