Durable Subscriber Stops Receiving Messages

We have a durable subscriber using an asynchronous listener that randomly stops receiving messages. After the application is restarted, messages delivery is re-activated. When the durable subscriber is in this state (where messages are not being delivered), the JMX Mbean "isActive" attributes is true. There are other durable subscribers on this same destination that receive messages as expected.
Has anyone observed this behavior for a durable subscription?

What is the MQ version shown at beginning of the broker log ? Could you please give more description of your application and what the subscriber clients do ?

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