Re: Config Help as a NAT-Traversal Product

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Well... Hmm... Do I need H.460 for the GK just to act as a proxy? So a PVX client can't get to the outside world then if it's connected to the LAN side of the GK? I'm wondering if I also have something not setup right in my iptables config. What would be the minimum gatekeeper.ini to connect from the inside LAN port and access external WAN side non-clients? I also have PacPhone to test with.  Thanks!

On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 9:44 AM, Jan Willamowius <jan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Jack,

what you are trying to do should work fine with GnuGk.
If your only gatekeeper is in the DMZ, your endpoints will probably need
H.460.18/.19 support.

PVX usually works fine with GnuGk, except for the know IP dialing bug
and the lack of H.460.18/.19 support.

Regards,
Jan

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Jack Kolesar wrote:
> Hi, I am just getting started with GnuGk.  My GK is currently on the DMZ
> border between my public WAN and LAN.  I would like to have LAN side
> clients connect to the Gatekeeper and be able to call unregistered public
> IP devices as well as have unregistered IP devices call internal registered
> clients.  Basically, I would like GnuGk to work as a combined Polycom VBP
> and CMA or Tandber VCS Expressway / Control.  Is that possible? I have been
> able to make simple internal calls while registered to the gatekeeper but
> can't get outside.  Additionally, I'm trying to use Polycom PVX but I'm
> wondering if that will have problems from what I've read.  I also have
> Polycom CMA Desktop but am not sure if that will only work with the CMA
> server.  Can anyone help with a config example or point me in the right
> direction? Thanks!


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