Solved: Re: SIP calls does not end

mateus.schott · ‎01-25-2018

there is a way to terminate the SIP calls, it happens that calls get stuck and I need to restart the router to be able to remove the connections.

#show call active voice compact

<callID> A/O FAX T<sec> Codec type Peer Address IP R<ip>:<udp>

Total call-legs: 10

2661 ANS T2895 g711alaw VOIP P855362 172.16.15.108:26972

2662 ORG T2895 g711alaw VOIP P988449290 10.182.202.138:51430

3074 ANS T623 g711alaw VOIP P855323 172.16.15.119:23848

3075 ORG T623 g711alaw TELE P0996627041

3165 ANS T107 g711alaw VOIP P855357 172.16.15.109:31542

3166 ORG T107 g711alaw VOIP P025888100 172.31.103.101:36508

3171 ANS T0 g711alaw VOIP P855368 172.16.15.110:30856

3172 ORG T0 g711alaw VOIP P0219821089897 189.52.92.157:41124

3186 ANS T0 g711alaw VOIP P855349 172.16.15.113:22072

3187 ORG T0 None TELE P0997885470

shawngennuso · ‎01-27-2018

Use the clear call voice command:

VG1#clear call voice causecode ?

<1-127> Q.850 disconnect cause code numbers

VG1#clear call voice causecode 1 ?

called-number clear only call with specific called number pattern

calling-number clear only call with specific calling number pattern

fpi-correlator clear call based on VoIP FPI correlator

fpi-stale clear all hung fpi call

id clear only call with specific id

long-dur-call clear only call with long-duration being detected

media-inactive clear only call with media inactive being detected

VG1#clear call voice causecode 1 id 123

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keglass · ‎01-25-2018

Mateus,

I recommend you post this to the Cisco Support Community for more information and trouble shooting help specific to your particular issue.

Kelli Glass

Moderator for Cisco Customer Communities

shawngennuso · ‎01-27-2018