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SESSIONID CLASH
Posted:
Mon Apr 01, 2013 12:42 am
by kalidhas
Hi,
I am using two dialers with same config and one DB server, it is running perfectly,
Very often i am getting a SESSIONID clash problem, that is two users are getting
into same session even though both of them have registered their SIP / IAX phones in different servers,
and this occurs for users registered in same server also. In real time main report i can see same
session id for two users. when this clash happens the calls will get collapsed that is both users calls will get overlapped.
Please give me your valuable suggestions to diagnose and fix this issue.
Re: SESSIONID CLASH
Posted:
Mon Apr 01, 2013 9:47 am
by omarrodriguezt
Make sure you use distinct conferences numbers for each server
Re: SESSIONID CLASH
Posted:
Mon Apr 01, 2013 2:55 pm
by williamconley
describe your method of clustering. vicidial is designed to allow the same session ids for all servers in the cluster or different session ids. as long as clustering is set up properly there is rarely a conflict. i also do not understand the reference to "distracted or collapsed" calls. please post a CLI output sample from asterisk demonstrating whatever it is that happens. and post your server load when it happens via uptime or htop.
i note you also did not post your method of installation ... so here are our newbie suggestions which will help you to get more help:
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