Mark D. Montgomery II
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I noticed this last night (and it happened Tuesday morning as well, but I wasn't home to see it so I didn't know what happened).
Both these nights Comcast has had outages (actually I could ping the comcast gateway but nothing past that, so not sure what they've been doing), and during these outages the majority of my extensions have gone offline. The server is in house, the extensions are in house, and the devices (and server) are perfectly accessible via hostnames/IPs (bind running on the firewall/router machine etc.), yet they lose registration.
Any suggestions?
Obviously I know the server loses the outside trunks, but the internal extensions should all stick work (and most of my outbound routes will failover to the POTS line so calls can still go).
Both these nights Comcast has had outages (actually I could ping the comcast gateway but nothing past that, so not sure what they've been doing), and during these outages the majority of my extensions have gone offline. The server is in house, the extensions are in house, and the devices (and server) are perfectly accessible via hostnames/IPs (bind running on the firewall/router machine etc.), yet they lose registration.
Any suggestions?
Obviously I know the server loses the outside trunks, but the internal extensions should all stick work (and most of my outbound routes will failover to the POTS line so calls can still go).