"noisey feedback tells"

I have the following entry repeating in my voip syslog:
"Warning: Noisy feedback tells: pid= req_src_ip= req_src_port=..."
I also have my sip trunk occasionally going down - once every few days -
for no reason and I have to restart it manually to get it back up. I've
searched on google but cannot find an explanation of what "Noisy feedback
tells" actually means or if it has anything to do with the sip trunk going
down and if there's a solution to it.
thanks for any pointers.

Meanwhile, at the uk.telecom.voip Job Justification Hearings, tg chose the
tried and tested strategy of:

> I have the following entry repeating in my voip syslog:
> "Warning: Noisy feedback tells: pid= req_src_ip= req_src_port=..."

Given up on CCME then? ;-)

> I also have my sip trunk occasionally going down - once every few days -
> for no reason and I have to restart it manually to get it back up.

How are you determining that the SIP is down? No in/out calls? Log messages?
You could turn up the verbosity and see if it logs any messages before it
goes down.

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>
> How are you determining that the SIP is down?

router#show sip register status
Line peer expires(sec) registered
================================
my-acct-no 20002 2735 no

> No in/out calls?

that's right, no calls in or out work

> Log messages?

nothing in the log to explain why it goes down. I might need to add more
debug commands for that though.