To see that all components are up and running, get 2 Linux workstations, both connected to the LAN. Make sure you have at least version 1.1 of OpenH323 and OhPhone installed. On the first machine run the gatekeeper and ohphone (on different consoles):
jan@machine1 > gnugk -ttt
Now the gatekeeper is running in direct mode. The "-ttt" option tells the gatekeeper to do a lot of debug output on the console (you can direct that output to a file with "-o logfile
").
jan@machine1 > ohphone -l -a -u jan
Now this OhPhone is listening (-l) for calls and will automatically accept them (-a). It has registered as user jan with the gatekeeper that it will automatically detect. (If the auto detect fails for some reason use "
-g 1.2.3.4" to specify the IP number the gatekeeper is running on.)
On the second machine run ohphone only:
peter@machine2 > ohphone -u peter jan
The second instance of OhPhone registers with the auto detected gatekeeper as user peter and tries to call user jan. The gatekeeper will resolve the username to the IP number from where user jan has registered (machine1 in this case) and OhPhone will call the other instance of OhPhone on machine one.
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