But on the other hand, 101T has missing important features (no local ring back tone, for example) and does some fancy things, like sending audio before remote side even opened faststart/H.245 logical channels - it just takes an IP of the remote side, appends a local port number and sends RTP packets to nowhere (or, at the worst case, to another voip session). I observed this when a remote side has faststart turned off and h.245 negotiations starts after Connect is sent.
So both software and hardware solutions have pros and cons:)
----- Original Message ----- From: "Bulgaria Online - Assen Totin" <assen@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 11:11 AM
ourlsn> Hi all,
ourlsn> Previously I have asked about gnugk as a proxy server. After I will to
ourlsn> deal with two Windows Netmeeting client with either one NATed, it works
ourlsn> prefectly. But if one of the side using the phone, it didn't work. So i am
ourlsn> suspecting this Planet VIP-101T support proxy or not. Anyone comes up with
ourlsn> any idea? Thanks!
Planet IP phones work OK for me with GnuGK 2.2.0. My GnuGK has 2 interfaces - private one (192.168.x.x.) and a public one (195.24.x.x.) and works in full proxy mode.
The phone has a private IP address and speaks with the private interface of the GK. Both outbound and inbound calls work fine. Make sure you have all "special" options on the phone "on" (h.245 tunneling etc.).
Also, I'd say it is the Netmeeting which does not work properly. I discourage all my clients to use any software phones and stick with proven hardware solutions.
WWell,
Assen Totin Development Manager
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