SIP Inbound Stops Working After A Week Or Two

[JCLloyd]

Our 3CX system can't seem to much more than a week before the system just stops accepting inbound traffic from our SIP provider. I found that I can bounce the "3CXPhoneSystem##" service with associated "3CXQueueManager##" and "3CXIVR##" services preceding it, and the inbound trunks again take calls. This last time, the IVR did not play audible messages... just blank for the length of the messages.

Right now, I am trying a weekend reboot with a delayed service bounce script of the afore-mentioned services shortly after. But, this just doesn't seem right. There has to be a more simple solution, and I could use some thoughts... I am not sure what else would be causing the resource issues.

I am currently porting my anti-virus exclusions to Windows Defender from Kaspersky, verifying the firewall settings, and removing Kaspersky.

Just in case... Hardware:
- Core i3-6200
- 8GB RAM
- 256GB SSD
- Windows 10 Pro, on a Domain
- Dedicated to PBX

Thank you, in advance, for any advice...

 

[jimbo59]

I run it on a Debian desktop and Wireshark runs here just fine here also. I can even run many Windows programs with Wine. I'm a Windows engineer since v1.0, but I now hate it. My Windows Insider builds do nothing but green screen my PC now, so it now runs Debian with Gnome.
I only wish we had a linux client for 3CX.

 

[JCLloyd]

... I only wish we had a linux client for 3CX.

The browser works fine in Chrome on Windows. I can get an oversized representation of the operator console opening 2 instances and dedicating one to the Switchboard. It does eat up an entire screen, but us older users appreciate the larger text...>) I use dual touch screens, which is great for my needs. I would guess this is possible on Linux. Sounds like something to try, one day.