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Receiving hundreds of alerts on the Cisco ISR 4431

The first error we get is an error message that states:

 

"SYS-2-MALLOCFAIL - Memory allocation of 962820 bytes failed from 0x8000561D10652750, alignment 8 Pool: Processor Free: 71887584 Cause: Memory fragmentation Alternate Pool: None Free: 0 Cause: No Alternate pool"

 

I understand that there is usually a message that proceeds this and the error message is as follows:

 

"%VOICE_IEC-3-GW: SIP: Internal Error (Media loops exceeded the allowed value): IEC=1.1.130.7.121.0 on callID 143859487"

 

There are hundreds of these messages in the syslogs

 

I attempted to perform a search but could not find anything with the results that included "Media loops exceeded the allowed value"

 

Is anyone aware of this?

 

The firmware version is Version 16.9.5

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Leo Laohoo
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Potential memory leak.  Raise a TAC Case.  

marce1000
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             - Upgrade to an  advisory/gold-starred release , check if the problem persists (or not).

 M.



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In addition to what the other posters have noted, you might need to reload your router to start, again, with a "clean state".  (I.e. the only way, generally, to recover from a memory allocation issue, although only a "temporary" solution.)

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