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Mitel MiVoice Business/MCD/3300 / Re: Physical 3300 to Virt
« on: November 04, 2024, 08:53:28 AM »
igbe,
You could try the following.
1. SIP LINK STATE PEER <Peer Name>; The peer name is what it is called in Network Elements.
2. SIP TRACE ON
3. SIP BUSY FORCE PEER <Peer Name>
4. SIP RTS PEER <Peer Name>
5. Wait for about 2 minutes to get enough registration and options attempts.
6. SIP TRACE OFF
Use WINSCP to log into the MCD with the Root credentials and then go to the VMAIL folder to get the SIP Packet Capture.
You could just delete the file from the MCD or use the command SIP TRACE CLEAR to get rid of it so it doesn't take up HD space.
Look at the packet capture to see if you are sending or receiving Registration or Options 'keepalive' packets.
The above is similar to disabling the Network Element which just means that it isn't trying to register or use keepalive packets. In reality though you are busying out the SIP Trunk and then Returning it to service which will force it to Register and then send Options packets to make sure the other side is up.
You could try the following.
1. SIP LINK STATE PEER <Peer Name>; The peer name is what it is called in Network Elements.
2. SIP TRACE ON
3. SIP BUSY FORCE PEER <Peer Name>
4. SIP RTS PEER <Peer Name>
5. Wait for about 2 minutes to get enough registration and options attempts.
6. SIP TRACE OFF
Use WINSCP to log into the MCD with the Root credentials and then go to the VMAIL folder to get the SIP Packet Capture.
You could just delete the file from the MCD or use the command SIP TRACE CLEAR to get rid of it so it doesn't take up HD space.
Look at the packet capture to see if you are sending or receiving Registration or Options 'keepalive' packets.
The above is similar to disabling the Network Element which just means that it isn't trying to register or use keepalive packets. In reality though you are busying out the SIP Trunk and then Returning it to service which will force it to Register and then send Options packets to make sure the other side is up.