Hi Luca,
When you said "Both gatekeepers have a public ip address" I assumed
that each gatekeeper has two NICs, one of which is a public IP. Or,
at least, the public IP is an address listed by ipconfig. But from
your .ini file, it seems that the gk's are behind NATs. Is that correct?
If so, I don't know if what you are trying to do with LRQ/LCF is
supported -- I have not tried this myself, nor have I seen any posts
from others having succeeded.
When you get the 10049 error, is the address printed that for gk1?
If so, it is probably trying to bind to that address, which may be a
bug in the code. Perhaps Michal can comment on this. If it's the
address for gk2, you might try adding some debugging statements, so
we know why the system call is being rejected.
Running a gk on a dynamic IP is not a big problem, if your IP changes
only once or twice a year as a result of a network outage.
But if your provider purposely changes your address (some do it
every day) you will have trouble. Not only will all calls be dropped
when the address changes, but you won't be able to call back right
away, because it will take a while for dynamic DNS to propagate, and
clients to realize the address to which they must register (or send
LRQ).
Regards,
Stewart
----- Original Message -----
From: "-Luca-" <noceluca@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <openh323gk-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, October 04, 2005 10:38 PM
Subject: Re: 2 gnu gatekeepers working as neighbors
Hi stewart,
I've observed LRQ and LCF messages, and they are correct, the telephony service and the firewall
are unable.
I see that LCF is correctly read from gk1.
I also keep a check of my gatekeeper.ini file :-)
The ip 62.101.106.41 that you've tried connect to, is an ip that my provider dynamically assign to
me.
"I assume that the :0 means that gk1 was trying to connect to
port 0, which was rejected by the OS"
Well, i have tried to run the 2 getekeepers and the 2 clients in the same local lan, in this case
all worked fine.(audio and video too)
But i've see that when the gk1 open tcp to the gk2, the log show:
Connect to 192.168.1.82:1721 from 192.168.1.81:0
Where
gk1=192.168.1.81
gk2=192.168.1.82
I read in the manual this words:
"Note to make proxy work, the gatekeeper must have direct connection to both networks of the caller
and callee."
So,I want to ask you, do you knows if is possible my configuration?
PS: i made my test only with the 2.2.3 version of gnugk, tomorrow i'm trying with 2.0.9 version.
I'm attaching my two gatekeeper.ini files.
Thank you,stewart.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Stewart Nelson" <sn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <openh323gk-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 3:48 AM
Subject: Re: 2 gnu gatekeepers working as neighbors
Hi,
I assume that the :0 means that gk1 was trying to connect to
port 0, which was rejected by the OS. Use ethereal or the
trace to see if the correct call signal address and port
(that of gk2) is in the LCF. That should at least tell
you which end the trouble is at.
Make sure that Telephony service is not running, and that
Windows firewall or other software firewall is not
butchering the packets.
You should also check that gk2 is actually listening
on its public IP; I couldn't connect to 62.101.106.41
port 1720 or port 1721. Of course, that may be because
of a firewall, it's on a non-standard port,
or gk2 wasn't running when I wrote this.
--Stewart
----- Original Message -----
From: "-Luca-" <noceluca@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <openh323gk-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, October 01, 2005 2:59 AM
Subject: 2 gnu gatekeepers working as neighbors
Hi all,
I'm trying to make calls from 2 client registered at two different gnugks.
--------------------------------- ---------------------------------
| Lan 1 | | Lan 2 |
| | | |
| |
| (client1) ------> (gk1) <------> gk2 <----- (clientt2) |
| |
| | | |
| | | |
--------------------------------- ---------------------------------
Both gatekeepers have a public ip address and work in full proxy mode(h225 routed + proxy enable).
Both clients have private ip address.
When client1 try calling client 2, gk1 sends a LRQ message to gk2, and gk2 reply with LCF.
Then gk1 must forward setup message (sent from client1) to gk2... therefore gk1 try to open a tcp
connection to gk2,
at this point the gk1 log show this error:
could not open/connect socket at 62.101.106.41:0 - WIN32 error 10049
Does anyone knows what it's means?... or anyone that has already did a similar configuration?
Thanks a lot.
-Luca-
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