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Asterisk: Identify and Hanging Up a Call

When using an Asterisk with a SIP client like X-Lite; sometimes a disruption in the X-Lite client may occur, but Asterisks keeps the call active. If you're paying by the minute, this can be an expensive annoyance.

Identify if Asterisk is still on the line by running the command:
core show channels

pbx*CLI> core show channels
Channel Location State Application(Data)
Zap/16-1 (None) Up Bridged Call(SIP/7118-b6b1c5d8
SIP/7118-b6b1c5d8 s@macro-dialout-trun Up Dial(ZAP/g0/48###71268|300|tT)
Zap/13-1 (None) Up Bridged Call(SIP/7112-b6b0d0f8
SIP/7112-b6b0d0f8 s@macro-dialout-trun Up Dial(ZAP/g0/8884588762|300|tT)
Zap/7-1 (None) Up Bridged Call(SIP/7103-b6e0dc68
SIP/7103-b6e0dc68 s@macro-dialout-trun Up Dial(ZAP/g0/60###77511|300|tT)
Zap/11-1 (None) Up Bridged Call(SIP/7114-b6b2b8b0
SIP/7114-b6b2b8b0 s@macro-dialout-trun Up Dial(ZAP/g0/61###02929|300|tT)
Zap/6-1 (None) Up Bridged Call(SIP/7104-b6efd110
SIP/7104-b6efd110 s@macro-dialout-trun Up Dial(ZAP/g0/50###8698|300|tT)
Zap/1-1 (None) Up Bridged Call(IAX2/freepbx-3125
IAX2/freepbx-3125 s@macro-dialout-trun Up Dial(ZAP/g0/80###75414|300|tT)
Zap/2-1 (None) Up Bridged Call(SIP/7113-b67f3ed8
SIP/7113-b67f3ed8 s@macro-dialout-trun Up Dial(ZAP/g0/41###16000|300|tT)
Zap/10-1 (None) Up Bridged Call(SIP/7106-b67241a0
SIP/7106-b67241a0 s@macro-dialout-trun Up Dial(ZAP/g0/95###26252|300|tT)
Zap/4-1 (None) Up Bridged Call(SIP/310-b607b0d0)
SIP/310-b607b0d0 s@macro-dialout-trun Up Dial(ZAP/g0/3083446400|300|tT)
SIP/323-08806ba8 (None) Up Bridged Call(Local/317@from-in
Local/317@from-inter s@macro-dial:7 Up Dial(SIP/323|22|trTM(auto-blkv
Local/317@from-inter 1001@from-internal:1 Up Bridged Call(Zap/9-1)
Zap/9-1 1001@ext-queues:20 Up Queue(1001|t||custom/RelevantA
Zap/5-1 33BBACE092CA83BA9E39 Up MeetMe(33BBACE092CA83BA9E39E8C
Zap/pseudo-331706926 s@from-zaptel:1 Rsrvd (None)

In the above, I determined that the MeetMe call was our stale conference call session. You then, hangup a line, with the command:
soft hangup Zap/5-1
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