hello,
nobody can help me? or maybe my english wasn't clear
enough to explain the problem?
regards
-stefan-
> Hello,
>
> I have a problem (or better *two* problems) concerning
> GNU-Gatekeeper V2.2. The first is, I can not get a
> H323-proxy to work with gnugk-2.0.x (but with 2.2 it
> works). The second is, I can not compile gnugk-2.2 under
> windows.
>
> Here some more details: I have the following network
> configuration: There is a network 192.168.1.0/24 with
> a router to the "outside world" with IP 192.168.1.11.
> On this host there is also a gnugk running (file
> gatekeeper_ancoso.ini). The "outer" address of the router
> is 213.196.135.134. All people in the 192.168.1.0-network
> register to the 192.168.1.11 gatekeeper. Talking to
> each other (in the local network) works. All aliases not
> found in the local network should be forwarded to a
> neighboring gatekeeper at 141.57.8.70.
>
> Furthermore I have a network 141.57.8.0/24. On IP 141.57.8.70
> there is a gnugk running (file gatekeeper_htwk.ini). All people
> in the 141.57.8.0-network register to this gatekeeper and
> can talk to each other. All aliases not in this network
> should be forwarded to the 213.196.135.134-gatekeeper.
>
> I have setup the 192.168.1.11-gatekeeper as a proxy, that
> should proxy all connections from the 192.168.1.0 network
> to the outside world. The 141.57.8.70 gatekeeper does not
> proxy.
>
> The following problem occurs: when someone in the 192.168.1.0
> network wants to call someone in the 141.57.8.0 network, she
> asks the 192.168.1.11 gatekeeper (because she is registered
> thereh). This gatekeeper does not know the alias asked for
> and forwards the request to the 141.57.8.70 gatekeeper.
> This gatekeeper knows the requested alias and wants to response.
> Now the problem is, that the 192.168.1.11 gatekeeper claims,
> the IP where the response has to be sent to, was *192.168.1.11*
> (instead of 213.196.135.134 - I can see this when analyzing the
> network traffic) - so that the 141.57.8.70 gatekeeper
> has no chance to send the response ("alias found - connect to
> IP a.b.c.d") back to the other gatekeeper.
>
> Is this just a bug in gnugk-2.0.x, or is something wrong with
> my config (the attached config files are for gnugk-2.2, but I
> have used equivalent ones for gnugk-2.0.x).
>
> I think, I have solved this by using gnugk 2.2. For this
> I have setup a virtual network (all linux boxes), and there
> it seems to work. Because the "real" gatekeeper host on
> 192.168.1.11 is a windows machine, I've tried to compile
> gnugk-2.2 for windows. But this did not work for me. I am
> using MS Visual C++ 6.0 Standard Edition. The compilation problem
> I have is, that one include file of PWLIB-1.5.2 (object.h)
> contains a type "PINDEX", for which I can not find a definition
> anywhere (nor the compiler finds one). Is this a known issue?
> Is this a bug in PWLIB? Or does gnugk-2.2 just compile under
> WIN-9x (I am using WIN-XP)? Maybe someone can send me a
> precompiled gnugk-2.2 executable, so that I can test if it *really*
> works with this version?
>
> Hope you can help me, I really like your work and dont want
> to change the software to another one ;-)
>
> Best regards
> -Stefan-
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