Thanks Brian! To answer your questions: Freeswitch svn revision: 12148 Centos rev: 2.6.18-92.el5 And apologies, actually I guess we're using g711 not 729. Jason: I agree it would seem to be on the switch/telco side. And, the telco says many other people are in the same set-up as us and don't have any issues, so they're insisting it's on our end. On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 7:28 PM, Brian West <brian@freeswitch.org> wrote:
On May 21, 2009, at 9:15 PM, Dale Trub wrote:
We're running FreeSwitch as part of a teleconferencing service, inside a telcom (so no internet latency/NAT issues) and using g.729
So you're using g729 with conferences?
We are receiving some complaints of dropped calls, including from landlines. This means they join the conference, and x minutes in they simply drop.
I know that cellphones tend to drop calls frequently, but landlines are pretty reliable, and we're hearing it a lot. From the FreeSwitch side of things, it just looks like those callers hung up (but then dialed back in just a moment later).
I'm attaching two different snippets of the FS log files where these issues are occurring.
Next time please call them .txt because you cause extra work to have to open them otherwise.
Does anyone have any recommendations about how to troubleshoot this?
Any known issues/patches in FS that could be biting us?
Depends you failed to include some very valid info such as what version or svn rev you're running and what linux distro.
Is there some SIP logging we can do to debug?
Yes covered on the wiki. http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Debugging_Freeswitch
Are there any paid contractors avail who would have the expertise to look into this?
email consulting@freeswitch.org
Any help appreciated ... this is a major issue for us!
Thanks much,
-Dale
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