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Posted by telagente00 on 20.02.2010 at 14:44:

www5 problems ?

Hi,
Over the last couple of days www5 web interface has been intermittently very slow and at the same time I am getting some failed calls (ext to ext and did to ext) shown as AGI in the call monitor.
I notice pbxes.org/status is also showing critical errors on www5.
Is a problem developing ?
Regards


Posted by bazmercer on 20.02.2010 at 16:36:

RE: www5 problems ?

I noticed it was taking about 20 seconds for me to dial internal extensions yesterday and to dial external numbers. Not sure if it's always been like that, I've only just started using the system. I switched over to www1 though and it's much quicker.

I was using www5 from the uk is a slightly lower ping and fewer hops.


Posted by telagente00 on 20.02.2010 at 17:02:

RE: www5 problems ?

Yes, sounds the same.
www5 went like this before its last failure so I think I will move as well to try and avoid imminent problems,
Regards

EDIT: moved, now very quick again.
The ease of changing server in event of problems is impressive.


Posted by bobmats on 21.02.2010 at 21:26:

RE: www5 problems ?

Zitat:
The ease of changing server in event of problems is impressive.


Yes it is, if you can access the controlpanel, if not you will have to wait for a failover to transfer your account. This is the reason I asked for a seperate interface where you can login and change your server in the event you are unable to reach the controlpanel.



Just had the same problem. www5 was very slow and now 2 minutes later al pages are loading at normal speed.

Now yet 2 minuter later again, slow again

What is going on here. I thought there were new faster servers ?

switched to www1 and speed is normal. please chekc what is going on.

any update on this as several people had the same problem ?


Posted by Diafora on 22.02.2010 at 15:54:

RE: www5 problems ?

Please verify your UAs' registrations to the www5 server again. Mine re-registered properly a few minutes ago.


Posted by bobmats on 22.02.2010 at 17:01:

RE: www5 problems ?

Diafora,

Don't feel like registering back to www5 without a statement what happened.

As above persons all mentioned registration was never a problem but the server was very slow from time to time. Since several people complained about this there must have been some sort of problem.

So the big question is why was this server so slow from time to time ?

If this problem has not been recognised this would mean that it can still be there. Since it can still be there there is no reason going back unless www1 will fial.


Posted by telagente00 on 22.02.2010 at 17:10:

RE: www5 problems ?

I agree, www5 is still showing critical alerts.
I think it makes sense to move back when it is stabilised.
I wasn't losing registrations with www5, but failed calls and intermittent and slow web access.
Regards


Posted by i-p-tel on 22.02.2010 at 17:23:

RE: www5 problems ?

www5 will be taken down tonight for a short hardware check.


Posted by bobmats on 24.02.2010 at 11:06:

RE: www5 problems ?

any update on this ?


Posted by i-p-tel on 24.02.2010 at 19:00:

RE: www5 problems ?

There was a temperature problem which seems to have been fixed.


Posted by sebastien on 26.02.2010 at 13:01:

RE: www5 problems ?

I am glad I found this thread, on www5, i cannot access the status, and I am not sure www5 is working well.

Some of you changed and went from www5 to www1. How ?

Thanks.


Posted by metokote on 26.02.2010 at 13:09:

RE: www5 problems ?

I cannot access status. It tells me to try relogging-in and if not submit and start. Neither has any effect. I cannot submit and start - it just goes back to same message.

Also all of our sip extensions are unreachable - give engaged tone.

What can be done to fix this now? It is causing us real problems.

Thank you


Posted by sebastien on 26.02.2010 at 13:36:

RE: www5 problems ?

Zitat:
Originally posted by metokote
I cannot access status. It tells me to try relogging-in and if not submit and start. Neither has any effect. I cannot submit and start - it just goes back to same message.

Also all of our sip extensions are unreachable - give engaged tone.

What can be done to fix this now? It is causing us real problems.

Thank you


same for me


Posted by cyberdude on 26.02.2010 at 13:50:

RE: www5 problems ?

Zitat:
Originally posted by sebastien
Zitat:
Originally posted by metokote
I cannot access status. It tells me to try relogging-in and if not submit and start. Neither has any effect. I cannot submit and start - it just goes back to same message.

Also all of our sip extensions are unreachable - give engaged tone.

What can be done to fix this now? It is causing us real problems.

Thank you


same for me

We're experiencing the same.

EDIT: What's the best way to change to www1? Is it a simple as changing the timezone in Personal Data.


Posted by sebastien on 26.02.2010 at 14:49:

RE: www5 problems ?

Zitat:
Originally posted by cyberdude

EDIT: What's the best way to change to www1? Is it a simple as changing the timezone in Personal Data.

Thanks cyberdude, I found it :-) i am now on www1, and I have a status !!


Posted by metokote on 26.02.2010 at 16:32:

RE: www5 problems ?

I too worked out how to shift to www1 manually and it gave me a status. However I thought this was supposed to happen automatically?

Also have tried to have a conference call this afternoon and the quality has been bad. Lots of callers being cut off - loud hissing noises, lots of echo etc

What is going on? This normally works well for us


Posted by bobmats on 26.02.2010 at 17:29:

RE: www5 problems ?

Zitat:
I too worked out how to shift to www1 manually and it gave me a status. However I thought this was supposed to happen automatically?


Yes it should but it will only happen if the server is really offline or has major problems.

What seems to be the case here is that the server works sometimes and sometimes not. According to iptel there is/was a heat problem. Heat can cause these strange things. cpu will clock back if it becomes to hot and will start at full speed again if temperature drops.

The other problem is that is the server is offline it does take some time before you are switched to antoher server. Once there are problems and you can't login you have to wait for the system to tranfer you. This can't be done by yourself manually.

I have asked iptel in a different thread to look at a seperate userinferface, different domain where you can login and change the server yourself. This would mean that even if your server is offline or slow to respond you would be able to switch servers without having to wait for the failover to move you to a different server.

I used to be on www5 but have switched to www1.

iptel did mention hardware was checked and there was some sort of heat problem. Since many still seem to have problems it looks like they have not been solved. I would suggest change server and wait untill there is a final working solution before you go back.


Posted by provenworks on 26.02.2010 at 17:32:

RE: www5 problems ?

I have had many calls on my mobile phone as people couldn't get through to our PBXes numbers. Then i had trouble with the interface on www5.

Switched to www1 and everything is working again. NOT impressed, I thought this was meant to rollover automatically.

Joel.


Posted by i-p-tel on 27.02.2010 at 00:52:

Lampe RE: www5 problems ?

The malfunction of www5 today was caused by a misconfiguration. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

The delayed response was caused because I am working from Portugal instead of Germany at the moment.

Thanks for your patience,
Pascal


Posted by solverglobal on 28.02.2010 at 11:27:

RE: www5 problems ?

Hi

I can't seem to be able to login into www5 also. It is at least for the last hour or so. Is there a problem we should know about?

Thanks

Dany

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