Not really. Usually, a neighbor GK would be used when you have a prefix located on another GK, and
you would like your GK to query the neighboring GK's which GK hold which prefix. If you know the
location of the prefix, it is simpler to define a permanent endpoint, with a prefix or a set of prefixes.
Nir S
Tom Forbes wrote:
If I specify a neighbor gatekeeper in my gnugk.ini file, what do I need to do in order for gnugk to forward calls beginning with a certain extension to the specified neighbor gatekeeper? Do I also need to specify the neighbor as a permanent endpoint?
Thanks.
Tom
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