State rsrvd?

Can anyone explain what the rsrvd “State” is. The related channels are are clearing when they have this state.

Asterisk version: 1.2.4
Zaptel: 1.2.4

iti-ibex01*CLI> show channels
Channel              Location             State   Application(Data)             
SIP/199.37.112.100-2 (None)               Up      Bridged Call(Zap/162-1)       
Zap/162-1            01197246980206@att_s Up      Dial(SIP/97246980206@199.37.11
Zap/21-1             s@iti-service:1      Dialing AppDial((Outgoing Line))      
SIP/7775639018-5de5  18008108933@iti-serv Ring    Dial(Zap/R1/18008108933)      
SIP/199.37.112.100-8 (None)               Up      Bridged Call(Zap/161-1)       
Zap/161-1            01150254857957@att_s Up      Dial(SIP/50254857957@199.37.11
SIP/199.37.112.100-7 (None)               Up      Bridged Call(Zap/160-1)       
Zap/160-1            011497223979238@att_ Up      Dial(SIP/497223979238@199.37.1
Zap/pseudo-103978897 s@att_sip:1          Rsrvd(None)                        
9 active channels
4 active calls> 

iti-ibex01*CLI> zap show channels
   Chan Extension  Context         Language   MusicOnHold         
 pseudo            att_sip                                        
 pseudo            att_sip                                   
      1            iti-service                                    
      2            iti-service                                    
      3            iti-service                                    
      4            iti-service                                    
      5            iti-service                                    
      6            iti-service                                    
      7            iti-service                                    
      8            iti-service                                    
      9            iti-service                                    
     10            iti-service                                    
     11            iti-service                                    
     12            iti-service                                    
     13            iti-service                                    
     14            iti-service                                    
     15            iti-service                                    
     16            iti-service

I had an analog phone off the hook for quite a while, and it was showing up as the “Rsrvd” state while playing the congestion tone.

Hope it helps!

I currently have a problem that resembles your one, i have a 4 port E-1 card and i use the G1/ configuration, after a few phone calls Port 124 and subsequently it works downwards, goes down for the count and sits in Reserved state and wont come out of it. I have to restart Asterisk 3-4 times a day just to get back my channels or i run out of capacity.

I have a Sangoma card, we didn’t experience this with the Digium card, however that was on an entirely different system with a different build of Asterisk. I know this is an Asterisk issue and not a faulty card, but finding out what is causing this problem is beyond being a nightmare i tell you.

These are the Telnet Event messages i get:

Event: Newchannel
Privilege: call,all
Channel: Zap/113-1
State: Rsrvd
CallerID:
CallerIDName:
Uniqueid: 1171536671.46

Event: Newchannel
Privilege: call,all
Channel: Zap/120-1
State: Rsrvd
CallerID:
CallerIDName:
Uniqueid: 1171536752.56

Event: Newchannel
Privilege: call,all
Channel: Zap/115-1
State: Rsrvd
CallerID:
CallerIDName:
Uniqueid: 1171539668.503

Once i get that, boom thats it the channel is no longer usable, any attempt to send a call to that channel results in failure, this is the result i get when a call tries to go to that channel;

Response: Error
Message: Originate failed

I have been working on trying to resolve this problem now for over a month, no luck yet and i am running out of puff with this problem.

I hope you find a solution for this problem, cause i am damn interested to know, right now we are looking at the scripts too see if they can be causing the problems, but i am afraid i wont find the answer soon enough.

Cheers,

David.

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