Re: Configuration of GnuGk and openmcu

["Edson" <4lists@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, Pippo..

 

I think that You misunderstand how MCU works... L

 

In Your example, if endpoint 1 and 2 whant to make a conf (maybe with a lettle prologue, followed by agregation of endpoint3), they don’t call each other… they call directly to the MCU, say number 999123, as in Dimitri example. Both would come in the same conference room and be able to talk.

 

I’m just not aware how could Endpoint1 (p.ex.) invite another participants to the conference, since this is a way of a 3-call-way (EP1 makes a call to EP3 and, after a prologue dialog, transfer to conference room 999123 where EP2 is waiting for).

 

If someone could explain/clarify this situation, with some config examples, it would be nice… ;)

 

Edson.

 

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From: openh323gk-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:openh323gk-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of pippo pippo
Sent: quarta-feira, 29 de novembro de 2006 07:06
To: GNU Gatekeeper Users
Subject: Re: Configuration of GnuGk and openmcu

 

First thanks to Jan and Dimitris, but now I make confusion...
Finally do I use the virtual queue? I would that all calls route to mcu...
Is it possible?
For Example:
If endpoint1 (192.168.0.2) calles endpoint2 (192.168.0.3), both registered to gnugk (192.168.0.1), can the call route to openmcu (192.168.0.1)?
My idea is that if another endpoint, like endpoint3(192.168.0.4), calles endpoint1 or endpoint2, it can join to the conference.....is it possible?
if it is possible, how can I make that?

please, have patience with me....:-)

Thanks so much...

bye....

Dimitris Daskopoulos <dimitris@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Nice.
I guess vqueues can help you send even non-numeric prefixes to OpenMCU, but even
the simpler method of sending just a range of numeric prefixes to the OpenMCU
will work fine for assignment to different rooms:

[RasSrv::GWPrefixes]
openmcu=999

So anything you call with the prefix 999 (e.g. 999123) will get you into the
corresponding OpenMCU room, which will be automatically created.

Regards.
Dimitris

> OpenMCU has the feature that it will automatically create the chatrooms
> you call. When OpenMCU registers with GnuGk, it won't / can't
> register all possible extensions you may want to call.
>
> To call any number of chat rooms inside OpenMCU you can use GnuGk's
> virtual queue routing and use that together with the 'explicit' routing
> policy to forward all call with a certain prefix to OpenMCU chat rooms.
> Thats where the above config snippet comes from. Its an advanced use
> case, but rather neat.
>
> Regards,
> Jan
>

 

 

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