[arm-allstar] One node can connect to destination, another cannot

[Patrick Perdue]

I had a similar problem with a new hamvoip installation, with the same 
sort of non-info in logs. When I reordered the codecs in iax.conf, that 
fixed everything.

For some reason, ulaw was the forth option from the top, and I couldn't 
connect to a bunch of nodes, including the east coast reflector.

This is the order in my iax.conf under [general]:

disallow=all

allow=ulaw

allow=g726aal2

allow=ilbc

;allow=gsm

Maybe this will help.


On 11/5/2019 4:09 PM, "GERRY FILBY via ARM-allstar" wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> Helping out a gentleman on the East coast running the (lastest) Hamvoip distribution.
>
> David's node number is 50640 - he's trying to connect to 27200 - it fails after a quick connect
>
> Asterisk CLI says:
>
>      -- Call accepted by 52.23.107.220 (format g726aal2)
>      -- Format for call is g726aal2
>      -- Hungup 'IAX2/52.23.107.220:4569-3557'
>      -- Hungup 'DAHDI/pseudo-1051716926'
>      -- Remote UNIX connection
>      -- Remote UNIX connection disconnected
>      -- Remote UNIX connection
>      -- Remote UNIX connection disconnected
>
> Supermon log says:
>
> Tue Nov 05 15:29:38 EST 2019 == 50640 Disconnected AllStar 27200 =v= KB2EAR HUB node Ashburn, VA (52.23.107.220/4569)
>
> And now the strange part - my node 48866 located here in San Franisco connects just fine, using the same codec.
>
> His node 50640 can connect to any other destination no issues.
>
> It's one of his favorite destinations, so I'd like to solve the problem if I can.
>
> His node has been online for more than 24 hours so I'm doubtful that it's node list circulation issues - but maybe not.
>
> If there's not enough info here to diagnose - point me in the right direction and I'll go on the hunt.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Gerry.
> W6WNG
>
>
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