Mar 1 20:10:53.446: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/SIP/Transport/sipTransportProcessNWSocketException: context=0x00000000 Mar 1 20:10:53.446: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/SIP/Info/sip_tcp_sockerror_to_spi: Sending TCP Remote Closure to SPI, connid: 3 There is a terminal monitor log of a call to the conferencing bridge on the Lync server: The dial-peer on the Cisco router is the following: The conferencing problem seems to be with the Cisco trunk.ĭoes anyone have a Lync integration with a Cisco IRS and has he/she encountered this problem? Thanks I've already turned Media Bypass on and set EnableSessionTimer = True, RTCPActiveCalls = False, RTCPCallsOnHold = Falseįor testing purposes I set up Asterisk so the calls can go through it instead of the Cisco ISR and there was no problem. The issue only comes up when the caller joins a meeting I've organized. If a person in another Lync organization calls me the call does not get dropped and we can talk for hours.
As soon as the "You are now joining the meeting" finishes, they get dropped.Ĭallers go through a Cisco 2621XM to connect to the meeting. When dial-in users call my dial-in number they connect to the conferencing gateway and enter their ID, and as soon they join the meeting after stating their name, their call gets dropped. I have the following problem with my S4B conferences:
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