Pi Session Border Controller issues

[kencomp]

Hi

Overall, the SBC is great, we have used it it in about 4 installs now. However, there are some issues which are pretty critical that keep happening.

Firstly, after rebooting the Pi, the phones don't connect, we need to manually restart the service. So I set up a crontab to restart the service 60 seconds after the Pi boots and this works ok, although not really ideal.

Secondly, last night all the extensions de-registered after the Internet remote site went down for 1 minute. However, this morning the extensions never re-registered once the network came back up. Restarted the SBC service and they all registered...

Tried 4 different Pi's and 4 clean installs and the same on all. Checked the config file and it says reconnect interval is 30 seconds, however this doesnt seem to be working.

Any help on this?

Thanks

 

[NickD_3CX]

Firstly, after rebooting the Pi, the phones don't connect, we need to manually restart the service. So I set up a crontab to restart the service 60 seconds after the Pi boots and this works ok, although not really ideal.

Check here: http://www.3cx.com/forums/raspberry-pi-sbc-doesn--reconnect-after-power-loss-42953.html

Secondly, last night all the extensions de-registered after the Internet remote site went down for 1 minute. However, this morning the extensions never re-registered once the network came back up. Restarted the SBC service and they all registered...

As mentioned in the V15 live stream the happened a few days ago, this is one of the things that is going to be improved in the new V15 SBC version:
https://youtu.be/ynKePOc8tEI?t=2870

 

[craigreilly]

Can the Pi thread be moved out of the Partners Forum into the General Forum so us ground feeders can read up on it?

 

[YiannisH_3CX]

This the general idea of the proposed solution on the topic in the partners forum.

You can achieve this from command-line with the new build

Using username "ufone".

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Last login: Wed Jun 15 09:51:14 2016 from 45.118.188.1
ufone@waalwtn-rpi-sbc:~ $ sudo raspi-config
[sudo] password for ufone: