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Unfortunately they do have to share a
single IP address. If I had a different interface, it would clearly
work as the GK wouldn’t know that both gateways reside on the same box… /Ryan From:
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[mailto:openh323gk-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Freddy Parra It could be that you’re probably
using one interface that all your soft gateways are binding too. Therefore,
Gnugk makes a mapping relationship between the h323-id and ip address, but
probably both have to be unique to be accepted by Gnugk. If you have a
different interface, have one of your stack gateways bind to that other ip
address and see if it works, if it does then most likely this is the case. Freddy From:
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[mailto:openh323gk-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Ryan Ruel I have a hardware box that needs to register more than one
H.323 (gateway) stack with the GnuGK server. Each stack is configured to
use a different RAS signaling port, and the terminalAlias (h323-id) is
different for each stack. When the second stack attempts to register, I’m
getting duplicate alias errors. I’ve also tried to enable
NAT’d endpoints, but even if this works it’s not quite right as my
endpoints aren’t really NAT’d. Is this possible with certain configuration options?
Or will it require code modifications? /Ryan |
