Hello,
We have Voice Master gatekeeper. We want to accept calls from
unregistered gateways and route to destinations. Voice Master doesnt accept
unregistered calls. Therefore we want to receive unregistered calls
over gnugk.
The scenario will be like:
unregistered gateway---------> gnugk------------->Voice
Master------------->destination gateways
There are two modes in gnugk: proxy, routed mode.
We would you like to work "routed mode". If we configure gnugk in
routed mode, I could not understand how I can send calls from cisco
gateways.
When I register my cisco gateway to a gk, I use RAS signals in
dial-peers,
like:
dial-peer voice 18 voip
destination-pattern .T
session target ras
Gatekeeper says the destination ip to my gateway..
When I dont register my gateway to a gk, then I can send calls to a
ip.
dial-peer voice 18 voip
destination-pattern .T
session target ipv4:a.b.c.d: port
But if I send like that, I think destination must work in proxy mode,
because here I send both RTP and required signals.
How must I configure gnugk in order to work in routed mode and accept
unregistered gateway`s calls and reroute to Voice Master Gatekeeper?
I could not understand the logic that we can work in routed mode and
accept unregistered gw`s calls.
When gnugk accepts calls, then we will only add prefix in front of
number... like 4444#
We will use only for that issue gnugk, to accept unregistered gw`s
calls.
Could you help me?
Thanks
Regards
ismail can
unregistered gateways and route to destinations. Voice Master doesnt accept
unregistered calls. Therefore we want to receive unregistered calls
over gnugk.
The scenario will be like:
unregistered gateway---------> gnugk------------->Voice
Master------------->destination gateways
There are two modes in gnugk: proxy, routed mode.
We would you like to work "routed mode". If we configure gnugk in
routed mode, I could not understand how I can send calls from cisco
gateways.
When I register my cisco gateway to a gk, I use RAS signals in
dial-peers,
like:
dial-peer voice 18 voip
destination-pattern .T
session target ras
Gatekeeper says the destination ip to my gateway..
When I dont register my gateway to a gk, then I can send calls to a
ip.
dial-peer voice 18 voip
destination-pattern .T
session target ipv4:a.b.c.d: port
But if I send like that, I think destination must work in proxy mode,
because here I send both RTP and required signals.
How must I configure gnugk in order to work in routed mode and accept
unregistered gateway`s calls and reroute to Voice Master Gatekeeper?
I could not understand the logic that we can work in routed mode and
accept unregistered gw`s calls.
When gnugk accepts calls, then we will only add prefix in front of
number... like 4444#
We will use only for that issue gnugk, to accept unregistered gw`s
calls.
Could you help me?
Thanks
Regards
ismail can
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