The subscriber appears to absent, but only sometimes and at some locations.
All, I have a setup (happens to be domain base multi-tenancy) where we occasionally have an issue where 1 or 2 (sometimes more) of the extensions don't ring. ******************************************************************************************************* LOG: Can't find user [some_user@location.main-domain.com] LOG: Cannot create outgoing channel of type [user] cause: [SUBSCRIBER_ABSENT] ******************************************************************************************************* Our bridge isn't anything special, but I put it out here so that there's no question about what we're doing: bridge( [execute_on_originate=set_user::user1@location.main-domain.com]user/user1@location.main-domain.com, [execute_on_originate=set_user::user2@location.main-domain.com]user/user2@location.main-domain.com, [execute_on_originate=set_user::user3@location.main-domain.com]user/user3@location.main-domain.com, ) Anyway, some locations report that not all extensions are ringing. There doesn't seem to be a pattern about when it occurs or what extension it happens to. While it seems to be only a hand full of them, I suspect that it's under reported. I know the extensions are all registered and I've tried calling each directly and they work. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks, Gabe
On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 3:37 AM, Gabriel Gunderson <gabe@gundy.org> wrote:
Anyway, some locations report that not all extensions are ringing. There doesn't seem to be a pattern about when it occurs or what extension it happens to. While it seems to be only a hand full of them, I suspect that it's under reported.
So, I want to be careful when reporting this (I hate to give bad info), but it seems like this might happen more with server load. Of course it might also be that because we have more calls coming in that there are more chances to notice it. Anyone have ideas on why the random SUBSCRIBER_ABSENT? Can it be as simple as the firewall? And if so, why wouldn't it be constant? Thanks, Gabe
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