Setting GnuGk (or any other gatekeeper/proxy) in proxy mode does not automagically solve NAT problems. You need to perform port forwarding and/or setup additional gatekeepers inside each LAN.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Monk, David" <David.Monk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 10:09 PM
I would like to setup GnuGK to proxy all netmeeting connections. I thought it would be a very simple setup, but it is not working. I have a single GK server with a single interface. I want all my users to use this server as a gatekeeper and every aspect of their connections to be proxied through the server. The main reasoning is that the users are in many different offices without direct connectivity to each other. Looking over the documentation, it appears the supplied proxy.ini should work with two minor changes. The docs say that not setting the InternalNetworks under [Proxy] will cause all connections to be proxied. All systems I am testing can register with the gatekeeper fine. Whenever I try to make a call between two systems, I get a response "The other party did not accept your call." What am I doing wrong?
Thanks I advance. David
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