Sharing a full system phone reboot script

[seankann]

The idea was taken from the script installed on the system, but I made it fully automated and will reboot all the phones. This is good if you are using it for multi-tenant.

fusionpbx/night_reboot at main · key2comm/fusionpbx

Random Scripts that we use with Fusion PBX. Contribute to key2comm/fusionpbx development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

It has two Python files. The only real difference between them is the vendors. One script has one vendor, whereas the other has a bunch of them.

It was tested on Debian and Ubuntu.

**Credit goes to the Fusion PBX team for creating the base of this script. I just took their idea and automated it. Credit goes to them**

 

[Adrian Fretwell]

Be careful running this kind of script on a big system, you may want to consider dividing groups of endpoints into chunks and put in a small delay between each chunk for two reasons:

1. You don't want to create an sustained outbound SIP message load that may saturate mod_sofia.

2. If you run a phone provisioning service, you don't want all of the endpoints to hit your server at the same time.

 

[seankann]

@Adrian Fretwell
I added a sleep timer of 3 seconds between each command, which will delay it as it passes through the phones. That should help.

 

[Adrian Fretwell]

@seankann Yes, you get the idea, probably no need to sleep after every endpoint, maybe every 10 or every 100, see code snippet below. And as I said you only really need to worry about this if there are a large number of endpoints.

import time

i = 1
while True:
    i += 1
    if i > 10:
        time.sleep(3)
        i = 1
    print(i)