And please excuse the formatting there, darn mail client....
Pete wrote:
I have some stuck channels that I think I'm going to have to bounce
Asterisk to get rid of, but am curious to know what they are and how
they've managed to accumulate. The show up with a channel identifier
of '(None)' as in the output below, and do not show up in the soft
hangup list, and so can't be cleared by that method. Here is the
output from iax2 show channels:
*CLI> iax2 show channels
Channel Peer Username ID (Lo/Rem) Seq
(Tx/Rx) Lag Jitter JitBuf Format
(None) 111.111.111.111 xxxxxx 00003/00020
00001/00003 00070ms 0001ms 0071ms g729 (None)
111.111.111.111 xxxxxx 00004/00005 00004/00005 00070ms
0000ms 0070ms g729 (None) 111.111.111.111
zzzzzz 00005/00004 00002/00004 00000ms 0007ms 0071ms g729
(None) 111.111.111.111 xxxxxx 00007/00042
00001/00004 00000ms 0001ms 0071ms g729 IAX2/yyyyyy-14
222.222.222.222 yyyyyy 00014/00001 00022/00024 00070ms
0000ms 0070ms g729 IAX2/wwwwww-15 333.333.333.333
wwwwww 00015/00003 00004/00005 00000ms 0000ms 0070ms unknow
(None) 111.111.111.111 xxxxxx 00017/00011
00001/00007 00070ms 0001ms 0071ms g729 (None)
111.111.111.111 xxxxxx 00018/00025 00001/00004 00000ms
0001ms 0015ms g729 IAX2/xxxxxx-19 444.444.444.444
xxxxxx 00019/00014 00194/00197 00070ms 0000ms 0070ms g729
IAX2/xxxxxx-26 444.444.444.444 xxxxxx 00026/00013
00223/00227 00070ms 0000ms 0070ms g729 IAX2/xxxxxx-27
444.444.444.444 xxxxxx 00027/00015 00125/00128 00070ms
0000ms 0070ms g729 IAX2/xxxxxx-30 444.444.444.444
xxxxxx 00030/00018 00040/00043 00070ms 0000ms 0070ms g729
(None) 111.111.111.111 xxxxxx 00031/00040
00001/00004 00000ms 0001ms 0071ms g729 IAX2/wwwwww-34
333.333.333.333 wwwwww 00034/00016 00004/00005 00000ms
0000ms 0070ms unknow
(None) 111.111.111.111 xxxxxx 00037/00065
00001/00005 00000ms 0001ms -0081ms g729 IAX2/wwwwww-39
333.333.333.333 wwwwww 00039/00021 00004/00005 00000ms
0000ms 0070ms unknow
IAX2/xxxxxx-45 444.444.444.444 xxxxxx 00045/00002
00002/00003 00000ms 0000ms 0070ms unknow
IAX2/xxxxxx-50 444.444.444.444 xxxxxx 00050/00030
00030/00033 00070ms 0000ms 0070ms g729 IAX2/xxxxxx-52
444.444.444.444 xxxxxx 00052/00028 00002/00003 00000ms
0000ms 0070ms unknow
19 active IAX channels
Anyone shed some light here?
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