[nimi]

Hello!

We have a quintum 2400, with which we send traffic from the IP to the PSTN port (port #2).
From now to then, I check the channels usage, and somtimes I see strange things, like this:
cas: t [d9a804 0] 7 (1, 1)
cas: t [d98804 0] 7 (1, 2)
cas: t [d96804 0] 7 (1, 3)
cas: t [d94804 0] 7 (1, 4)
cas: t [d92804 0] 7 (1, 5)
cas: t [d90804 0] 7 (1, 6)
cas: t [d8e804 0] 7 (1, 7)
cas: t [d8c804 0] 7 (1, 8)
cas: t [d8a004 0] 7 (1, 9)
cas: t [d86c04 0] 7 (1,10)
cas: t [d84004 0] 7 (1,11)
cas: t [d7dc04 0] 7 (1,12)
cas: t [d7bc04 0] 7 (1,13)
cas: t [d79c04 0] 7 (1,14)
cas: t [d77c04 0] 7 (1,15)
cas: t [d75c04 0] 7 (1,16)
cas: t [d6f404 0] 7 (1,17)
cas: t [d68804 0] 7 (1,18)
cas: t [cf8404 d0000c] 5 (2,16)
cas: t [ced804 cf540c] 5 (2,17)
h323: orig calls = 2 term calls = 0
h323: number of calls in stack = 2
CAS Call Blocks:
t (2,16) call proc(15)
t (2,17) call proc(15)
As you can see, 18 calls are noted as routed the the PBX port (port 1) – What is going on?! Does it mean that those calls were failed? Should I just ignore it?
Has someone faced the same thing as well?

Thanks!

Nimi

[Mikem]

Nimi,

If you are not using the PBX port, then you can ignore these messages. They are appearing because of the type of signaling you set the PBX port to, but there is no connection. You can get rid of these messages for the PBX ports by removing the channels from the PBX trunk group (config pbxtg 1# dis 1 a).

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