Try to check the level 5 or 6 log at the gatekeeper 1 to see
why LCF is not accepted. Another option may be to setup
Dir-GK as GnuGK type, not CiscoGK type. You can also
post a corresponding log fragments to the list.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Anderson Alves de Albuquerque" <anderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 12:45 AM
I have problem with Dir-GK (Cisco) and GnuGK 2.2.2.
GnuGK 1 (Version 2.2.2) ---------
|
|---- Dir-GK (Cisco)
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GnuGK 2 (Version 2.2.2) ---------
Actually, I am doing my configuration in section [RasSrv::Neighbors] and
[Neighbor::UFRJDGK].
When GK 1 call GK2 (GK 1 sent LRQ to CISCO and CISCO sent LRQ to GK 2),
then GK2 sent LCFs (several). After this LCF GK 1 don´t answer.
Is there another section that I need to do some configuration?
In my configuration Cisco is Neighbor of the GK 1 and GK2.
When I use GK version 2.0.X I don´t have problems.
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