CentOS 5.3 with Asterisk 1.6 and Webmin 1.491 - System Locks up
Hi All,
The config above seems to be partially falling over after a period of inactivity. The machine will respond to ping, but 'higher' functions such as login via SSH, Webmin and Asterisk CLI, all seem to stop functioning. A power cycle will resolve these issues. Unfortunately, this box is in a datacentre, so currently, I can't get to log on to the actual box, or see any screen output. Now obviously, this isn't enough information for anyone to really diagnose this, but as a relative newbie, i'm unsure how I can troubleshoot. Which would be the best logs to start looking in to get an idea of what may be going on? at this point, I have no indication if the issue is hardware or software. N.B I have done a fair amount of Googling for troubleshooting guides, but they either come back with a white paper to buy, or something tailored to a specific problem. |
Check the basic network stuffs(telnet the ports, traceroute the server ip and check packet lost) and hardware issues.
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Thanks for the replies so far :)
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'and hardware issues.' - Sorry, what do you mean? as far as I know the hardware is physically fine, as the machine boots correctly. Is there something specific you are asking me to check? Quote:
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I was running a couple of systems with this setup. It worked without a problem, so I suspect it is not a software glitch, but some sort of hardware or driver issue. Having hardware spec's would be helpful. Are you using freepbx or trixbox to drive asterisk? Or something else?
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The machine is an IBM E server x305 with 2x40gb HDD's in a software raid, 2ghz Intel P4 CPU and 1GB Ram. |
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