[Spce-user] 403 Maximum parallel calls exceeded

[William Hilsum]

Damn... straight after posting this, I found it.

I didn't realise that after clicking customer, there was a separate tab at the top with another limit!

I changed that, and all good now.

I love how flexible and granular this system is!

I'm still interested to know though if domain settings such as max calls is for everyone on that domain or just for defaults if it isn't specified lower down.


From: Spce-user [mailto:spce-user-bounces at lists.sipwise.com] On Behalf Of William Hilsum
Sent: 06 March 2016 10:39
To: spce-user at lists.sipwise.com
Subject: [Spce-user] 403 Maximum parallel calls exceeded

Hello,

I previously had a 2 call allowance from the upstream provider and I set maximum calls to 2.

I recently upgraded this to 6, but, I can't seem to make more than 2 outbound calls between all the accounts.

The first thing I did was change the limit on the peering, then on individual subscribers, and I also changed this on the domain, but, it seems that whenever someone tries to make a third call, I get "403 Maximum parallel calls exceeded" shown in sngrep.

I don't think it is related to the carrier as this comes locally/it never establishes a connection externally.

I remember reading through the guide that there are a few things that don't get updated until you manually restart the service, so, I restarted the box but still get the same problem.

I was wondering if anyone can help here or point me in the correct direction?

In addition to the above, whilst I was trying to make the change, I came up with something else that I was curious about - there is max calls on a subscriber, and a subscriber belongs to a domain - Is this just for inheritance - e.g. if I don't specify a limit on a subscriber, it takes it from the domain, or, is this a limit for everyone belonging to that domain?

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