| Description | This article describes what to do when FortiVoice is not ending a call due to a wrong route entry. |
| Scope | FortiVoice 6.0.9 version. |
| Solution |
Network topology example:
Ext AVAYA - trunk Avaya (10.99.95.10) <-> (10.83.0.2) FVC 500F (10.11.65.110) <-> (10.11.100.7) SIP ISP
In this scenario, the call is ended by Avaya ext, but FortiVoice is not sending the BYE SIP message back to that Avaya ext.
The packets show the BYE SIP message for such a call is sent out using a different destination IP and interface.
Such IP 10.64.10.10 belong to FortiVoice port2 interface:
config system interface
A route configured, that is not in use, appears:
config system route
Since the route is not in use but is installed in the routing table, it is recommended to reboot FortiVoice to clear routes in the cache.
This error is caused by a wrong entry in the routing table. |
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