U can install siremis and check out who has logged in by seeing location table. U will find online help about siremis. Second option is that u can use command "./kamctl online users" to find out about logged in users. -- View this message in context: http://sip-router.1086192.n5.nabble.com/Port-5061-problem-tp127464p127466.h… Sent from the Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

On 05 May 2014, at 06:21, <sam(a)dsmedia.com.sg> <sam(a)dsmedia.com.sg> wrote: What is a "username" for you? What is "login" and "logout" for you? SIP devices REGISTER for a limited period of time. A few softphones de-REGISTER when you shut them down, but otherwise, the registration stays active until expiry, regardless of their network connection state. Phones that follow new standards like SIP outbound can be said to have a "login" state that depends on the availability of at least one open IP network flow, but very few phones have implemented that. This is very much like XMPP that has a state that depends on their network availability as a base for "login"/"logout" states. What you see in the location table is the state of registrations. If you want to save something else than the basics - contact, addresses and From: URI, like the authentication username, you can do that but will have to add it to your configuration. Cheers, /O