The solution is to bounce the GAD server. This is a common problem if GAD server not started in correct order, such as when server reboot, VMware host rebooted, schedule reboot, server crashed, etc.
24 05 09:59:04:959 [ Outer] INFO ADDP Sending init packet. Remote timeout: 250000 for tcp://gadsvr2.family.com.my:2020[Opened]/0
24 05 09:59:05:005 [b.PCT.invoker.Cfgsdk] INFO ADDP Addp packet received: i from tcp://gadsvr2.family.com.my:2020[Opened]/0
24 05 09:59:05:084 [ Outer] INFO ADDP Sending init packet. Remote timeout: 60000 for tcp://gadsvr1.family.com.my:5030[Closed]/1
24 05 09:59:05:115 [t/10.225.67.191:7090] WARN Ail.Statlib.Driver Unexpected SEvent, Unknown 23
IntValue 1
Server 2450
24 05 09:59:05:130 [ab.PCT.invoker.Omsdk] INFO ADDP Addp packet received: i from tcp://gadsvr1.family.com.my:5030[Opened]/1
24 05 09:59:05:412 [ TelephonyQueue] WARN ony.TelephonyService Switch [Avaya_Switch] created.
24 05 09:59:05:990 [ Outer] INFO ADDP Sending init packet. Remote timeout: 60000 for tcp://tserver1.family.com.my:3060[Closed]/3
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