FYI my plan was to migrate my sipX installation to a new server (HP
DL-360 G5 8 cores 16 GB RAM) when 4.0.2 came out so I could install it
on 64 bit CentOS so I can be prepared for when I start to get into 500+
extensions (I am curious why there are only 32 bit ISO's available). I
first upgraded my existing server according to the wiki and that went
without a hitch.

To migrate the server to the new hardware I used the backup-restore
method of moving the server and while that worked for the most part
there were a few things I had to move manually (mainly custom stuff, but
device firmware files didn't move over), which is not a big deal. The
part that caused me 3 hours of hair pulling was sipXbridge. No matter
what I did I couldn't seem to get media going on the call. As soon as I
picked a ringing call up, either inbound or outbound, one of the sides
would terminate the call, no audio passed.

During the latter half of the second hour of pulling on my hair, it
occured to me that I'd been down a similar path with sipXbridge before,
and what I did to fix the issue was re-run sipxecs-setup and re-enter
all the original configuration values. So I did that again for this
issue and it fixed the problem.

In retrospect I believe it was an SSL certificate problem as that is
what I traced it down to last time, but I'm not terribly concerned about
it now that it's working.

Just figured I'd post my issue and how I fixed it for anyone that is
looking to migrate their server to new hardware in the future.

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