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What do the different disconnect reasons on the Cisco TelePresence Server mean?
When a call ends, the reason for disconnection is shown in the Previous participants section of the Conference status page.
The reasons why an endpoint can disconnect are:
- unspecified error: the endpoint has disconnected, but the TelePresence Server does not know the reason
- no answer: the endpoint has failed to connect because it did not answer
- call rejected: the endpoint has failed to connect because it rejected the call
- busy: the endpoint has failed to connect because it was busy
- gatekeeper error: the endpoint has failed to connect because of a gatekeeper error
- left conference: the endpoint has left the conference
- destination unreachable: the endpoint has failed to connect because it was unreachable
The reasons why the TelePresence Server can disconnect an endpoint are:
- requested by administrator: the endpoint has been disconnected by an administrator
- requested via API: the endpoint has been disconnected via the API
- end of conference: the endpoint has been disconnected at the end of a conference
- requested via web interface: the endpoint has been disconnected via the web interface
- encryption unsupported: the endpoint has been disconnected because it does not support encryption
- deleted: the endpoint has been disconnected because the endpoint was deleted
- conference deleted: the endpoint has been disconnected because the conference was deleted
- group disconnect: the endpoint has been disconnected because a group member disconnected
- TIP failed: the endpoint has been disconnected because TIP negotiation failed
- no free resources: the endpoint has been disconnected because there are no free resources
- configuration change: the endpoint has been disconnected because of a configuration change
- disconnect timeout: the endpoint has been disconnected (timeout)
- TS deleted: the endpoint has been disconnected because the hosting TelePresence Server has been deleted
- moved conference: the TelePresence Server has disconnected the endpoint to move it to another conference
This article applies to the following products:
- Cisco TelePresence Servers
May 16th, 2011 | TAA_KB_489 |