Say, epA is on 192.168.1.xxx (ethA0) & 192.168.2.xxx (ethA1) networks at the same time (multihomed).
So, epA will register through ethA0 if the gatekeeper address is on the same network as ehtA0 that is 192.168.1.xxx network.
Now, you cannot have the same epA software to register to two different gatekeepers at the same time. You'll need two different ep software. Say, epA0 and epA1, each working on different voice ports (eg. 1720, 1721).
Now, say gk0 is on 192.168.1.xxx and gk1 is on 192.168.2.xxx. We then have two h323 clients epA0 and epA1 on the same machine but registered to different Gatekeepers, on different networks.
Now, say, epB is on 192.168.2.xxx, so naturally epB will register to gk1, the gatekeeper on that network. Then, epB will be able to call epA1 as epA1 is registered to gk1.
Now, if you want epB to call epA0, then you'll need to configure gk1 to route calls to gk0 as a neighbor, for which there's ample info in the dox. Mind you, there must be a valid networking routing for gk1 to talk to gk0.
Did I get your scenario right? Or is it something else that you had in mind?
Regards
HASSAAN
On 5/28/05, Kamran Bukhari <kamranbukhari@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello
Thanx Hassan. But is there any way that i can map the two ip addresses
to single endpoint. e.g. Suppose Enpoint A is having 2 network Cards
each on different networks. So if Endpoint A calls gatekeeper , then
it will get register with one of the 2 IPs. Now if Endpoint B wants to
call Endpoint A on the IP which is not registered in Gatekeeper but
still that IP is bind to end point which is registered to gatekeeper
on different network.So is there any way that Gatekeeper route that
call to that IP and keeps the communication ON.
Bye
On 5/27/05, Nyamul Hassaan <nyamul@xxxxxxxxx > wrote:
> Dear Kamran,
>
> I assume you have two network cards on two different networks. You just
> specify the IP address of the Gatekeepr, and that endpoint will register
> through the desired network card. However, to run two instances of an
> Endpoint from the same computer would require to run one of them on a
> different port than 1720.
>
> Regards
> HASSAAN
>
>
>
>
> On 5/27/05, Kamran Bukhari < kamranbukhari@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > Hello
> >
> > I want to bind the single endpoint with 2 NIC (Network Card), and each
> > card using different network. How can i register this endpoint with
> > two different network interfaces?
> >
> >
> >
> > Bye
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