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Hello All,
We have a 3CX server in place on Debian. We have 6 extensions and 11 phones, 6 of which are desk phones, 5 of which are soft phones. I am beginning to notice some lag every once in a while on our desk phones. I went and checked our server and the RAM usage seems to be very high, 74%, and its been steadily climbing, we are using Polycoms, which i know are legacy but they were left over from our old provider. Either way I have read that legacy phones can cause SIP flooding which eventually causes the server to become non-responsive, but i haven't seen anything like that in the captures i've taken. Does anyone have any ideas as to what might be causing this, I don't think the small number of phones we have should be enough to overload our server or put that much of a load on it. Details of our environment are below.
Number of extensions: 6
Number of phones: 11 (6 Polycom VVX 300's, 5 3CX clients)
OS: Debian (VM running on ESXI)
Version: 15.5.10244.4
Specs:
200 GB Virtual Disk, 4 GB of RAM, 2 vCPU's (Host CPU is two Xeon E5345)
Special notes:
Phones do have a config template, but the only thing modified was the ring tones, everything else is default.
We have a 3CX server in place on Debian. We have 6 extensions and 11 phones, 6 of which are desk phones, 5 of which are soft phones. I am beginning to notice some lag every once in a while on our desk phones. I went and checked our server and the RAM usage seems to be very high, 74%, and its been steadily climbing, we are using Polycoms, which i know are legacy but they were left over from our old provider. Either way I have read that legacy phones can cause SIP flooding which eventually causes the server to become non-responsive, but i haven't seen anything like that in the captures i've taken. Does anyone have any ideas as to what might be causing this, I don't think the small number of phones we have should be enough to overload our server or put that much of a load on it. Details of our environment are below.
Number of extensions: 6
Number of phones: 11 (6 Polycom VVX 300's, 5 3CX clients)
OS: Debian (VM running on ESXI)
Version: 15.5.10244.4
Specs:
200 GB Virtual Disk, 4 GB of RAM, 2 vCPU's (Host CPU is two Xeon E5345)
Special notes:
Phones do have a config template, but the only thing modified was the ring tones, everything else is default.