Further info and clarification
I am using the Xipar Asterisk release. If I loose WAN network connection,
I loose my iax registration which is what I would expect.
Note, this loss usually is a result of a cable modem resetting, or some
other issues with the cable company and it does not happen frequently.
This reset does not result in a new IP address being assigned.
I noticed that the State toggles between Timeout and Request Sent, but
never will get re-registered until I stop and start asterisk (amportal
stop/start).
My questions is, Is this normal behavior? should I need to restart
asterisk?
I am using the following script in cron to check the status and reboot if
necessary:
#!/bin/bash
#
# IAX Registration Check, Nofity if offline.
# if offline, then allstar will be unavailable
# check iax2 registration:
IAX_REG=`asterisk -r -x "iax2 show registry" | awk '{ print $6 }' | grep -v
State`
IAX_REG1=`echo $IAX_REG | awk '{ print $1 }'`
IAX_REG2=`echo $IAX_REG | awk '{ print $2 }'`
if [ "$IAX_REG1" != "Registered" ] || [ "$IAX_REG2" != "Registered" ]; then
echo "Not Registered, take action..."
amportal stop
sleep 120
service portreserve restart
amportal start
else
echo " All is good..."
fi
This will get iax to register, but I would think there is some thing wrong
with asterisk not being able to re-register without a restart/reboot. Or
is this normal behavior?
Thanks,
73, Chris w0anm
