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Hi Andrew, Are you using Cisco firewalls? In that case the problem is the
Cisco not supporting H323 V5, but V4 only. We ran into the same problem and
found this to be Cisco related. Checkpoint firewalls worked after an upgrade… Hop this helps a little. Regards, Rene From:
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[mailto:openh323gk-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Andrew
Struiksma Hello, I
assist K-12 schools in setting up their IP video conferencing endpoints. We
have run into issues with some commercial and even Linux firewalls not properly
handling H323 traffic. The goal is for the endpoints to be able to be moved
from room to room so NATing it pretty much a necessity. I recently discovered
the GNU Gatekeeper project and wondered if it would provide a means of setting
up a single point (on a public IP)where all VC endpoints could bypass the
firewall? I know that the Polycom V2IU works this way. Is the GNU GK very
similar? One
other question I have is can the GNU GK be paired to another gatekeeper without
routing all its traffic (data AND signaling) through the paired gatekeeper? We
have a statewide gatekeeper that we would want to pair to the local gatekeeper
to resolve "phone numbers" but the statewide GK only supports signal
routing. Thank
you! Andrew
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