Voicemail not working on some asterisk servers
Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2018 9:49 am
Ive had my cluster in production about 6 years now and its come a long way ( about time to switch out the db server)
anyhow i am running into an issue with voicemail retrieval. I currently have 4 telephone servers running , if I register to tel1 and dial 8500 I get an incorrect extension recording. I can see in asterisk it plays both the login and goodbye recording immediately after one another
When I register to any other telephone server , 8500 will get me to the VM system , it asks me to login , the box is correct but then the password does not work.
I can see on the CLI that DTMF is working properly sending the correct digits and it matches the password set on the VM box.
I guess my question is , on a high level how does the VM system work? I cant understand why this would happen.
One thing I can say is this
tel1 - runs asterisk version 1.8.23.0-vici
tel2 - tel3 - tel4 run on 1.8.32.2-vici
Im actually not sure how to update as all the repos are dead and im a little afraid to try and change them. I dont want to hose my system.
anyhow i am running into an issue with voicemail retrieval. I currently have 4 telephone servers running , if I register to tel1 and dial 8500 I get an incorrect extension recording. I can see in asterisk it plays both the login and goodbye recording immediately after one another
When I register to any other telephone server , 8500 will get me to the VM system , it asks me to login , the box is correct but then the password does not work.
I can see on the CLI that DTMF is working properly sending the correct digits and it matches the password set on the VM box.
I guess my question is , on a high level how does the VM system work? I cant understand why this would happen.
One thing I can say is this
tel1 - runs asterisk version 1.8.23.0-vici
tel2 - tel3 - tel4 run on 1.8.32.2-vici
Im actually not sure how to update as all the repos are dead and im a little afraid to try and change them. I dont want to hose my system.