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We have a 3CX witch, after an upgrade from 15.5 to 16.0.3 intermediately stops to respond to SIP messages. The system is large, so we do not have much time to trouble shoot when it happens.
The problem is resolve if we restart the server. We have tried to restart services and that did not seem to solve it, but we are not completely sure about that jet. The system has frozen 6 times so far. The first two times it was a couple of weeks between the problems. And now a few days or a week.
We are in contact with 3CX and they have looked at verbose system logs and sip logs without finding anything. However, now 3CX say that we have to factory reset all phones and use a default template, which would be fine except for the fact that we then manually must reconfigure +1000 extensions.
Below is a small snippet from Wireshark. The strange part is that the SIP server (10.102.16.10) responds sometimes. All REGISTRATION and INVITE is answered with 100 Trying and then times out. Still the server is responding to CLASSIC-STUN (keep alive request from a Grandstream phone).

Have you experienced anything similar?
Regards,
Olle
The problem is resolve if we restart the server. We have tried to restart services and that did not seem to solve it, but we are not completely sure about that jet. The system has frozen 6 times so far. The first two times it was a couple of weeks between the problems. And now a few days or a week.
We are in contact with 3CX and they have looked at verbose system logs and sip logs without finding anything. However, now 3CX say that we have to factory reset all phones and use a default template, which would be fine except for the fact that we then manually must reconfigure +1000 extensions.
Below is a small snippet from Wireshark. The strange part is that the SIP server (10.102.16.10) responds sometimes. All REGISTRATION and INVITE is answered with 100 Trying and then times out. Still the server is responding to CLASSIC-STUN (keep alive request from a Grandstream phone).
Have you experienced anything similar?
Regards,
Olle