Thanks, i realize that tracing when it is not working probably would be 
the best.
But like i said, i restarted the services and it all works perfectly now 
without
any change in config. Sorry, that is why i am sceptic about registration 
being
the problem.

Checked top, low load, no process taking much cpu. Sendmail pops up 
sometimes 2-3% cpu...shouldn't be a problem.
Nothing in dmesg, messages or anywhere else.

Starting sipxpbx service is without errors.
Services in gui looking good.

So, what you are saying: Next time it suddenly fails...trace a call 
before restarting.
I'll try to do that.

The other "errors" i had in my snippets are no problem then i gather.

There is nothing in the CDR logs from the time when "nothing" worked and 
there
was no ring trying to call another station.

I have to play it safe, maybe a cron job to restart the machine every 
night....or something.

I'll trace next time it doesn't work.

More ideas?

Thank you!
//Ola



The call trace should generate an XML file, which can be attached. The 
XML file can be viewed by running sipviewer on a separate machine and 
opening the file. You have only provided snippets.
>
> http://sipxecs.sipfoundry.org/temp/sipXecs/sipviewer-install.jar
>
> Ensure the phone is registered in sipxconfig. Check your running 
> system for anything unusual via 'top'. Make sure the system passes 
> preflight tests. When viewing the server processes from sipxconfig, is 
> any service showing a problem? When you call from one station to the 
> other does the other end ring? Does the attempt show in the CDR logs?
>
> A call trace would be helpful.
>
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