Re: can I map a "number" for an unregistered endpoint?

Robert Edeker <idxman01@xxxxxxxxx> · Wed, 14 Sep 2016 09:50:38 -0500

That sounds very similar.  Here is what I did with both of the IP's being external.

I'm not sure if it matters, but this is with polycom HDX's and QDX's being registered.  Calling 999 (basically 1016) then hits a remote Lifesize unit.

[RasSrv::PermanentEndpoints]
1.2.3.4=COMPANY_X;1016
4.3.2.1=COMANY_Z;4444

[RasSrv::RewriteE164]
; internal
999=1016
; another test
998=1016
;
997=4444

On Wed, Sep 14, 2016 at 9:08 AM, Bo Xu <boxuscience@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Robert,

Thanks for the info! yes our case is same as yours and the following is our details:

epA registers on GnuGK with alias 8
epB(10.4.34.32) doesn't registers on GnuGK, I set perm-Alias 5006 for it as the following:
[RasSrv::PermanentEndpoints]
10.4.34.32:1720=5006

now with Polycom-PVX:
I can call epA with GnuGK-IP##8
but I cannot call epB with GnuGK-IP##5006

from your email can I add E164-RewriteE164 in gk.ini so I can call "##5006"? could you tell me if the following is right?
[RasSrv::RewriteE164]
111=5006

then after adding E164-RewriteE164 can I call epB with GnuGK-IP##111?  

Thanks for your time!
Bo

>When I get back to a computer I'll post what I did, maybe that will help.
>Essentially I want our registered polycom units to call an unregistered
>device at another location/company. The catch is to do it via a 3 digit
>number so I used e164 rewriting.
>Eg: 999 == 1.2.3.4##1016 (The perm alias)
>999 and 1016 both work.
>998 is a room on a Polycom mcu at a different company, and so on..

On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 3:38 PM, Bo Xu <boxuscience@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I also tested Polycom-HDX6000 and AVer-HVC110, they are same with Polycom-PVX as the following:
they all can use GnuGK-IP##registered-Alias to call a registered-terminals
they cannot use GnuGK-IP##permanent-Alias to call an unregistered-terminals (already set permanent-Alias for them in GnuGK)

in our application we want to use the above "##"-syntax to call both registered/unregistered terminals, could you tell me if it is possible? do I need to set some parameters for that? or could you tell me which part of the source code causes this difference of registered-Alias and permanent-Alias? is that possible to do a little bit modify of the source code so we can use "##"-syntax to call both registered/unregistered terminals? Thanks!

Regards,
Bo

On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 2:12 PM, Bo Xu <boxuscience@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

sorry I forgot to  introduce that the terminal I am using is Polycom-PVX(8.0.16),  when I try to call GnuGK-IP##permanent-Alias, then wireshark shows the folowing:
got admissionConfirm
then terminal send out setup-message,  in this setup-message, Called Party Number in Q.931 is the permanent-Alias, and this permanent-Alias is also in H.225's destinationAddress's dialledDigits
the calll is not successful; if I change it to "GnuGK-IP##active-register-Alias", then the call is successful.

do I need to set some parameters in gatekeeper.ini so I can call both register-Alias and permanent-Alias with "##"? Thanks!

Regards,
Bo

On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 9:49 AM, Bo Xu <boxuscience@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Sergey,

Thanks for the info!    yes alias@IP and IP##alias are implemented by different vendors, my question is about how to use them in GnuGK for permanent-Alias and registered-Alias, i.e:

I can use "GnuGK-IP##registered-Alias" to call a terminal which is registered to GnuGK
but I cannot use "GnuGK-IP##permanent-Alias" to call a terminal which is not registered to GnuGK but I set a permanent-Alias for it (but I can use permanent-Alias@GnuGK-IP to call it)

because I want to use "GnuGK-IP##Alias" to call both registered-Alias and permanent-Alias Thanks!

Regards,
Bo

Hi Bo!

I think there is some misunderstanding: the "aaa@..." and "bbb##aaa" 
notations are the same thing, implemented by different vendors.

For example: to call "aaa" on "bbb" from Cisco codec, I should use 
"aaa@..." form and to call the same device on the same gatekeeper I'm 
using "bbb##aaa" form for Sony codecs.

If you want I can attach my configuration.

Kind regards, Sergey.

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12.09.2016 23:33, Bo Xu пишет:
> Hi Jan,
>
> I can call a permanent-Alias with the following "@" command:> permanent-Alias@...
>
> also I can call a register-Alias(a terminal who registered to my 
> GnuGK) with the following "##" command:
> GnuGKIP##registered-Alias
>
> but I cannot call permanent-Alias with the above "##" command,  cold 
> you tell me how I can call a permanent-Alias with "##" like 
> "GnuGKIP##permanent-Alias"? Thanks!
>
>
> Regards,
> Bo
>

On Mon, Sep 12, 2016 at 4:33 PM, Bo Xu <boxuscience@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Jan,

I can call a permanent-Alias with the following "@" command:
permanent-Alias@GnuGKIP

also I can call a register-Alias(a terminal who registered to my GnuGK) with the following "##" command:
GnuGKIP##registered-Alias

but I cannot call permanent-Alias with the above "##" command,  cold you tell me how I can call a permanent-Alias with "##" like "GnuGKIP##permanent-Alias"? Thanks!

Regards,
Bo

On Wed, Aug 31, 2016 at 1:25 PM, Bo Xu <boxuscience@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Jan,

yes I added "[RasSrv::PermanentEndpoints]" you mentioned into my gatekeeper.ini and it works fine now, Thanks a lot!

Regards,
Bo

Hi Bo,

GnuGk calls those endpoints that don't actively register "permanent
endpoints":

[RasSrv::PermanentEndpoints]
10.1.11.116=8000

Regards,
Jan

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Bo Xu wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> if I have a endpoint whose IP is 10.1.11.116, but it is not registered to
> my GnuGK, in this case, can I set the gatekeeper.ini so GnuGK can "map"
> that endpoint's IP(10.1.11.116) to an "number"(for example 8000), then
> later on when I want to call that endpoint I will call GnuGK like
> "GnuGKIP##8000"?
> 
> can I do the above with GnuGK? or I must register that endpoint to GnuGK
> then after that I can call it with "GnuGKIP##Alias"? Thanks!
> 
> Regards,
> Bo Xu

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