Nidheesh, I think you should add a max_servers attribute in the server-params element at the top of your oils_sip.xml file. I'd set it to 10 or 20 just to be safe. It sounds like you may be running out of servers.
Unfortunately, a lot of SIP clients are poorly behaved and don't cleanly close their connections, so it is easy to run out of SIP processes.
I also recommend making sure that you have installed the Socket::Linux Perl module. SIPServer will use that to close half-closed, dangling connections and shut down idle SIPServer drones.
Nidheesh, I think you should add a max_servers attribute in the server-params element at the top of your oils_sip.xml file. I'd set it to 10 or 20 just to be safe. It sounds like you may be running out of servers.
Unfortunately, a lot of SIP clients are poorly behaved and don't cleanly close their connections, so it is easy to run out of SIP processes.
I also recommend making sure that you have installed the Socket::Linux Perl module. SIPServer will use that to close half-closed, dangling connections and shut down idle SIPServer drones.
HTH,
Jason