Hi Andrew,
I thought I'd substitute an endpoint for the gnugk and see if any calls
actually hit the public IP and it does indeed.
I call from an external endpoint to mydomain.co.za and it arrives and is
answered by the endpoint, I also tried the direct IP/dyndns address
approach and that works also. Calling in reverse works also for the
endpoint substitution for the gnugk.
So my question is: Why does the call not get to the endpoint nor into
the CatchAll? Is there a way to see if the call is actually reaching the
gnugk or because of an incorrect rule somewhere it is being denied a
path in?
The calls must be getting to the IP of the gnugk as by substitution it
arrives at a substituted endpoint and is answered.
Strangely, when I call from an external endpoint to the gnugk I get a
message that the address I am calling to is not running an endpoint. AVM
Alice ver 3.0
I am a newbie to this whole thing, so I guess I am going to be doing a
crash course on Wireshark soon....
Thanks to all so far, gnugk has certainly been an extremely interesting
crashcourse on VSquaredOIP!
MadDogMike
mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Andrew Struiksma wrote:
First of all it may be helpful to run WireShark or tcpdump on the gatekeeper to see if you are receiving any packets from the WAN endpoints. Try having your WAN EPs dial just the IP address your GK while watching the packets and see if you get anything.
Secondly, it has been my experience that the <E.164>@<IP address> dialing format does not work for all end points. Actually, for me it only works for xMeeting. You may need to try some alternate dialing strings such as <IP address>##<E.164>.
Andrew
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From: Michael Bondi [mailto:mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 6:42 AM
To: GNU Gatekeeper Users
Subject: Re: Proxy and a single NIC? CatchAll
Simon,
I removed the ExternalIP and ExternalIsDynamic and DefaultDomain settings and the suspect endpoints register fine now, so Problem 1 solved!
Whats more, I can place calls from LAN to WAN no problem.
Problem 2 still exists, I cannot get calls from WAN to reach LAN endpoints. This also affects the catchall/receptionist scenario I am looking for.
I have moved DNS to the front of the routing policy and removed the Cname records for the extensions in the DNS records.
When I make a call to user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx or 1234@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx or even just mydomain.co.za or xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx I cannot see anything happening in the trace on gnugk even though AcceptUnregisteredCalls=1 and AcceptNonNeighborLRQ=1
How do I see if an external call is hitting the gnugk?
Any other pointers? seems I am almost there...
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