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Petr Laznovsky
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Monitoring Phoner
10. Apr 2018 at 11:32
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Using Phoner as an answering machine for about 10 years, now on virtual machine. Time by time Phoner crash or freeze and until i am noticed about this, answering machine is not receiving calls.

Thinking about way to monitor/kill/restart Phoner in such case. One way is to periodically check if binary running e.g.
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 tasklist /IM "Phoner.exe" 

but this does not detect frozen aplication, so tests should be more smart. 
Is it better to check if aplication listening on specific port e.g.
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netstat -anop tcp | findstr ":5060" 

or perform some SIp protocol testing with SipSak http://ftp.unpad.ac.id/orari/library/library-sw-hw/linux-1/sip/sip-proxy/sipsak/... or another similar tools?
  
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Re: Monitoring Phoner
Reply #1 - 10. Apr 2018 at 11:36
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I am not very familiar with tools like curl. But theoretically you can do a HTTP request to the local SIP address: http://localhost:5060/
If you get no response, Phoner is not running or working...
  
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Re: Monitoring Phoner
Reply #2 - 10. Apr 2018 at 14:53
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Phoner Admin wrote on 10. Apr 2018 at 11:36:
I am not very familiar with tools like curl. But theoretically you can do a HTTP request to the local SIP address: http://localhost:5060/
If you get no response, Phoner is not running or working...


Thanks, will try it. Expect the port number is according to: Options, Communication, Devices, SIP, Localport ??
  
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Thanks, will try it. Expect the port number is according to: Options, Communication, Devices, SIP, Localport ??

Exactly! Yes
  
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