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Mitel Forums => Mitel MiVoice Business/MCD/3300 => Topic started by: Halberd on July 25, 2011, 04:24:03 AM
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Hi Peeps
Do any of you know what causes this our phones keep rebooting manually is it just poor network connectivity or something the mitel is doing?
Thanks in advance
Log Type: Software
Log Number: 992
Severity: Warning
Date: 2011/Jul/25
Time: 09:11:17
Source: Heartbeat Server
Description: ICP has lost contact with (192.168.175.34 (08-00-0F-1E-F7-8A)), network driver cluster pool free: 2956 and low water mark: 0
Module: Main
File Name and Line Number: HeartbeatRecvTimeoutHandler.cpp;286
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It looks like a network issue to me.
The phones can't see the 3300 so it reboots.
What model of phone?
What version of 3300 softphone?
Are the phones on the same subnet as the 3300?
Does it happen just after making/receiving a call?
Ralph
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There's a heartbeat sent from phone to 3300 and 3300 to phone. If these heartbeats fail X amount of times then the phone reboots to try and re-establish communication.
Sounds more like a network issue, unless it's isolated to specific sets, it could be phone sets or cabling [doubtful] problem.
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Thanks a lot for your replies :) really helpful
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Let us know what you find.
Ralph
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Question is also what model sets. Could be multiple things on the network such as under powered switch, cabling, set nic, and icmp redirects these are just a few of the many things.
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It might pay to check to see if the handsets are using more power than what the switch can dish out. If it is the case you might need to distribute the load of the PoE phones over a couple of switches, or look at what is consuming so much power on the switch.
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@martyn,
I've seen that on an Adtran. Too much power draw.
An Adtran firmware upgrade resolved.
Ralph