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Hi Simon, Yes, you are right. My GnuGK is
installed on a Private IP. The public IP 85.105.95.240 is the IP address of my
Adsl Modem. My GnuGK has just one Ethernet interface card with Private IP
192.168.10.200 When I try to register to a Cisco GK,
it can't be registered because Cisco GK does not support private IP
registration. So I have to register with Public IP address to the Cisco GK. And
the only way I could find to register GnuGK to CiscoGK is to define Network
Interfaces parameter. It works and I can register GnuGK with CiscoGK, but
doesn't work after when it comes to make callsetup with the given EP. By using some gateways like Quintum,
AudioCodes etc..., we can use external ip parameter and these gateways send the
defined external ip instead of private ip to gatekeepers and gateways inside
h323 packets, and they work perfectly without any problem. Is there any way to
do the same through GnuGK?? I mean such parameter like EXTERNAL IP which we can
define the public IP of Adsl or whatelse, and private IP of GnuGK will be
replaced with this Public IP which is defined in config file? So GnuGK will use
this Public IP inside H323 packets, and will be able to register with such
gatekeepers without any problem? Thanks, Mete.. Message: 2 Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2006 07:36:23
+0800 From: Simon Horne
<s.horne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: Call
Setup Problem with GnuGK
ver.2.2.4 Behind NAT Box To: GNU Gatekeeper Users < Message-ID: <6.0.0.22.2.20060911072847.04278a00@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Content-Type: text/plain;
charset="us-ascii" The error occurs because GnuGk
cannot bind to the public IP address..Most likely due to your GnuGk not
physically being connected to the public IP, Your GnuGk installation is
installed on a private LAN perhaps? Simon At 07:07 AM 11/09/2006, you wrote: >Hi, > >I have a problem about call
setup when I define Network Interfaces parameter. > >I installed GnuGK to Windows XP
with a private IP IP Address of GnuGK >is 192.168.10.200 Public IP
Address is 85.105.95.240 And I have a >gateway in the same local
network with the IP 192.168.10.201 >(registered to GnuGK) > >I defined Network Interfaces
parameter as; >NetworkInterfaces=192.168.10.200/24,85.105.95.240/0 > >My GnuGK registers itself to a
CiscoGK without any problem and I can >get the EP IPs when I make a
call. > >But it can't make callsetup with
the given EP, I get the following >error in GKTRACE > >2006/09/09
23:27:01.627
1 ProxyChannel.cxx(2883) >Q931d Could not
open/connect Q.931 socket at 85.105.95.240:0 - error >12/1073751873: WIN32 error 10049 >2006/09/09
23:27:01.627
3 ProxyChannel.cxx(2596) >Q931
217.65.185.145:1720 DIDN'T ACCEPT THE CALL >2006/09/09 >23:27:01.627
4
ProxyChannel.cxx(819) Q931 Send to >192.168.10.201:20048 { > >If I don't use Network
Interfaces parameter and define the same EP as a >Permanent Endpoint, there is no
problem at all and I can make the call. > >My GnuGK version is 2.2.4 >Also I tried ver.2.2.3 but it
didn't work either. > >Any body knows anything about
such problem and know how to correct it ? > >Thanks, >Mete |
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