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If in active calls you see a lot of pending calls an none of them are connecting: | If in active calls you see a lot of pending calls an none of them are connecting: | ||
[[File:flood.jpg]] | |||
This can indicate that asterisk | [[File:flood.jpg| 500px]] | ||
This can indicate that asterisk is overloaded, in such case setting the "maxload" value in asterisk.conf should solve the issue. | |||
What you should do: | What you should do: | ||
1. Open asterisk.conf file with any editor: | 1. Open asterisk.conf file with any editor: | ||
vi /etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf | vi /etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf | ||
2. Add or edit the "maxload" line, | 2. Add or edit the "maxload" line, set the value to be equal to the number of cores one your server (or lower). | ||
maxload = "number of cores" | maxload = "number of cores" | ||
Latest revision as of 17:08, 15 July 2014
If in active calls you see a lot of pending calls an none of them are connecting:
This can indicate that asterisk is overloaded, in such case setting the "maxload" value in asterisk.conf should solve the issue. What you should do:
1. Open asterisk.conf file with any editor:
vi /etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf
2. Add or edit the "maxload" line, set the value to be equal to the number of cores one your server (or lower).
maxload = "number of cores"
3. Restart asterisk:
service asterisk restart
