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MY QUESTION: Does anyone know how to configure the gateway so
that the IP address in the RAS messages contain an IP address that I specify
myself (short of recompiling the code that is!). MORE DETAILS: Here is my configuration: ‘MACHINE-A’
‘NAT-1’ ‘NAT-2’
‘Gatekeeper’ 192.168.1.100----192.168.1.5
192.168.1.1----192.168.1.19
80.238.38.133---INTERNET---213.3.7.56
Machine-A recevies everything sent to the public IP
of NAT-1. The Gatekeeper receives everything sent to the
public IP of NAT-2. When Machine-A tries to register on the Gatekeeper, the
Gatekeeper sends back a RAS message with the payload containing the private IP
address of 192.168.1.19 instead of the public address of 213.3.7.56. This provokes
Machine-A (once it receives the packet) to make a local ARQ for 192.168.1.19
(which fails of course). I’m hoping that if I can convince the Gatekeeper
to use a payload containing 213.3.7.56 then the Machine-A registration with the
Gatekeeper will succeed. Note: If I don’t use the gatekeeper, I *can* successfully establish h.323 ip-ip
connections from machine-A to 192.168.1.19 and/or the other way. But I want to
use the gatekeeper! Note2: my h.323 client is OhPhone. _______________________ |
