asterisk fail to send termination signal on endpoint deletion
so, l have a call b, and b accept the call. then b force closed the app, and l see in asterisk console that asterisk knows b’s endpoint is now unreachable and should be deleted, but asterisk never sent sip bye to a to let a know that b is no longer reachable. ls there some sort of configuration l ca…
b is only unreachable for signalling. the media path may not even be through asterisk, and may still be good. asterisk doesn’t want to break a good media connection.

you can set short rtp timeouts to detect the loss of the media connection, if it is going through asterisk.

if you do want a fall …
Katy.  Please try double-tapping it (that will enable it without you having to continue to hold it) and see if you're getting the same response with erasing.  The more information I can share with the team, the easier it is for them to look into it.  Sue. strangely enough it did in a strange way. i reinstalled, set up everything again from scratch (agents too) and got the same ‘not connected’ error.

i got frustrated and left it overnight.

the following morning in the office i checked and it discovered both services!

so i guess you could close this… no. im sorry. honestly i get how u feel. i wanted the same thing. but there is no way :( sorry... i'm not aware of the ticket or its contents, but does closing it solve it - you can always re-open it again this is apparently due to the new airplay functionality. control center stops listening to those ports when i turn off “airplay receiver” in the “sharing” system preference: sorry i took so long to respond on this post. i’ve had a busy week! so i found the issue. in my template for endpoints i realized i accidentally set them to provision using the external ip address of my pbx. changed it to internal and this fixed my issues :stuck\_out\_tongue: you are free to message me anytime. it is an offer but i cannot be your friend because i have realized long time back that i am not meant for friendships.you will surely get help and support though. i will try my best. okay, i got it.

this was a server i couldn’t install nscp on, because i got a notification from the msi installer that the system needs a reboot. since this is an important server and i had no downtime, i skipped the installation due to not having any nscp check back then anyway.

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