Re: proxymode problem

[Fu <torontojerry@xxxxxxxxx>]

 

I think proxy mode is globaly apply to all endpoints once ur gk setup as proxy mode;I had asked a question about how to use proxy mode and none proxy mode in a same box, didn't get an answer though;can i do that?, can i setup my ethernet card with two ip address, A, and B; and run gnugk with proxy mode with home addr. A; and start another one with noneproxy mode with home addr.B;

Regards

Jerry

Prashant Samant <prashant@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

When you change the gnugk to proxy mode, all the RTP(voice) gets routed via gnugk. If you don't have enough bandwidth on gnugk machine, it'll give you Jitter and choppy sound.

 

You can selectivelly enable proxy mode... For those many endpoints your gk machin's b/w can support....

 

Prashant.

----- Original Message -----

From: Philip Villamin

To: openh323gk-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Cc: vphone@xxxxxxxxx

Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 4:33 PM

Subject: proxymode problem

Hi,

 

My gnugk runs smoothly until I changed it to proxy mode because some NAT endpoints have one way audio problem. The problem is the gatekeeper went unstable. Jittery and choppy audio was the effect. Reloading the gatekeeper over and over will make it hang. What is the cause off the problem? Any workaround?

 

Tnx,

 

PhilipV.

 

 

[RoutedMode]

GKRouted=1

H245Routed=1

CallSignalPort=0

CallSignalHandlerNumber=1

RemoveH245AddressOnTunneling=0

AcceptNeighborsCalls=1

AcceptUnregisteredCalls=0

SupportNATedEndpoints=1

DropCallsByReleaseComplete=1

Q931PortRange=20000-20999

H245PortRange=30000-30999

 

 [Proxy]

Enable=1

RTPPortRange=50000-59999

ProxyForNAT=1