Hello,
I Have Asterisk certified/16.8-cert12 on Centos 7.9
Work incident that prompted the questions below.
At work, we’re using socket AMIs to pause and wake members of our support queue. Additionally we use it to bring the information about the queues and show it to a Dashboard that we build.
This works has worked fine for several months. For a couple of days it has happened to us that the AMI stops receiving requests and only by restarting the asterisk services does it work again.
When this happens to us and we run show eventq in the cli manager, it returns a large number of results (we don’t know if this is normal).
On the server side, the resources are seen with sufficient pride when we have the situation.
What could be causing the situation? In the logs we do not see anything strange.
Hi if you are using certified you should contact sangoma support
if you do not have a service agreement with sangoma you should us the normal asterisk 16.26.1
in tha CLI what do
asterisk -x "manager show connected"
also do it work if you try connect localy
telnet localhost 5038
Thanks for replying The Mark, when I have the problem and I run asterisk -x “manager show connected” this is the output:
asterisk -x “manager show connected” :
telnet localhost 5038:
After restart:
asterisk -x “manager show connected” :
can you post you manager.conf
also do you have any FW setup on it ?
to login with telnet past this (the last blank line is important)
Action: Login
ActionID: 1
Username: USERNAME
Secret: PASSWORD
can you also try do the telnet / login from the remote server to see if you can connect
this is manager.conf:
I can connect by telnet when I pass the credentials, including remotely.
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hmm config look fine
guess we have to get it stuck again to troubleshoot
can you try login local and remote when it happens again
what command do you use for ?
we run show eventq in the cli manager
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This:

should either be:
permit=127.0.0.1/255.255.255.255
permit=192.168.1.45/255.255.255.255
permit=192.168.0.106/255.255.255
or
permit=127.0.0.0/255.255.255.0
permit=192.168.0.0/255.255.254.0
Depending on what you really intended to achieve. I suspect you will get the latter, although it is not guaranteed, but I suspect you wanted the former. An alternative implementation would never match any address.