I have set a port 4570 for the node I am currently building and NOT currently running. I will be running this in future on the same IP thus the different port. That is Node 512820.
The Node 512811 (not registering) is on port 4569
On Node 512811, I have the bindport set 4569, with server registered on AllStarLink also as 4569
I have matched the passwords on the register => line and the secret line and copy and pasted it from the node password register. I have rebooted the node and no difference… just keeps trying to register with timeout
Can you run iax2 reload for me again? I’ll look at the raw packets and see what’s happening.
What does Identifier state QUEUED FOR CLEANUP mean?
I just did a reload - same result - gets to Pseudo signalling… hangs a few seconds and the does the connection/disconnected lines
The node that works has this:
Identifier state CLEAN
The node that fails has this:
Identifier state QUEUED FOR CLEANUP
in the blue panel (status)
I exited reload CLI and it has returned to Clean after announcing “Last minute cleanups”
I’ll message you privately.
sorry but where do I see messaging?
Click your profile at the top right (Just an A with a circle around it) and click the Mail icon.
JUst out of curiosity.
Can you confirm that the new node can resolv dns?
in the cli do something like
ping register.allstarlin.org
after a few line of output do a control-c to stop the ping
it should give you something like:
ping register.allstarlink.org
PING allstarlink.org (34.105.111.212) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from register-west1-b.allstarlink.org (34.105.111.212): icmp_seq=1 ttl=55 time=62.7 ms
64 bytes from register-west1-b.allstarlink.org (34.105.111.212): icmp_seq=2 ttl=55 time=63.0 ms
64 bytes from register-west1-b.allstarlink.org (34.105.111.212): icmp_seq=3 ttl=55 time=62.9 ms
64 bytes from register-west1-b.allstarlink.org (34.105.111.212): icmp_seq=4 ttl=55 time=62.9 ms
^C
— allstarlink.org ping statistics —
4 packets transmitted, 4 received, 0% packet loss, time 8ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 62.742/62.893/63.027/0.323 ms
the numbers will be different, but it soul look about the same.
If you have some error, you have a problem with DNS.
If you did not do any updating of the raspbian software you could have miss it.
Pierre
VE2PF
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The node that works has this:
Identifier state CLEAN
The node that fails has this:
Identifier state QUEUED FOR CLEANUP
in the blue panel (status)
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We were able to work it out over private message. He shut off his node for >10 min and it seemed to register after that. Might have been something on the router, or the node, but we have no idea!
Rob
Could it be 1 of the pttlink hijacked node #'s?
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sorry but where do I see messaging?
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where do I find more info on that?
speaking of them, they are not really fast to answer request.
After 3 email to have my account removed, I can still log in the site.
They must be to busy restarting the asterisk process every 20 minute to process the removing of the stolen data.