Hi Jan,Thanks for the info! yes I only want to remove the dialed prefix, and "myMCU=out=11=" mentioned in your email works very well and now I can handle any length of room-passcode now Thanks a lot !!Regards,Bo>Hi,
>do you really want to convert the digits to Post-Dial-Digits (DTMF) ? >If you only want to remove the dialed prefix, a simple rule to match all >lengths would be >[RasSrv::GWRewriteE164] >myMCU=out=11= >Regards, >Jan
On Thu, Sep 15, 2016 at 11:54 AM, Bo Xu <boxuscience@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Jan,Thanks for the info! yes I added GWRewriteE164 into my gk.ini according to the document you mentioned as the following:[RasSrv::PermanentEndpoints]10.4.34.36:1720=myMCU;11[RasSrv::GWRewriteE164]myMCU=out=11III=PPPand now when I dial "GnuGN-IP##11567" then I can join the room-567 Thanks!I just have a question for the syntax of "I and P": now I only can match the fixed width of call number, for example:if I define "myMCU=out=11III=PPP", then I can join 3-digits room like 567if I define "myMCU=out=11IIIII=PPPPP", then I can join 5-digits room like 56789but if I define them together like "myMCU=out=11III=PPP, myMCU=out=11IIIII=PPPPP", it seems only the first (3-digit) can call OK, but the second (5-digit) cannot callcould you tell me if I can define a rule to match any digit-width call? because sometime users will define a 3-digit room like 567, sometimes they will define 5-digit room like 56789, can I just set one rule of GWRewriteE164 to macth different digit-width room-passcode (i.e., math 567 and 56789 at same time) ? Thanks!Regards,BoThink of the special characters as wildcards: "0.7" means "prefix 007 and prefix 017 and prefix 027...". If you want to rewrite the destination number before it is sent out by GnuGk, check out the [RasSrv::GWRewriteE164] section and add an out rule for your MCU. See http://www.gnugk.org/gnugk-manual-6.html#ss6.4 Regards, Jan -- Jan Willamowius, Founder of the GNU Gatekeeper Project EMail : jan@... Website: http://www.gnugk.org Support: http://www.willamowius.com/gnugk-support.html Relaxed Communications GmbH Frahmredder 91 22393 Hamburg Geschäftsführer: Jan Willamowius HRB 125261 (Amtsgericht Hamburg) USt-IdNr: DE286003584On Thu, Sep 15, 2016 at 10:07 AM, Bo Xu <boxuscience@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:in 7.3 Section [RasSrv::PermanentEndpoints] I find the following:...Special characters . and ! can be used with prefixes here to match any digit and disable the prefixExample:For gateway,10.0.1.5=MyGW;009,008:=2,0.7:=3 ...can I use "." and "!" to remove the prefix? could you tell me the meaning of "0.7" in above example Thanks!Thanks,BoOn Thu, Sep 15, 2016 at 9:43 AM, Bo Xu <boxuscience@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:I just have a question: can I set the perm-Alias so GnuGK will automatically remove the prefix when routing the call? for example:I config a perm-Alias as the following:[RasSrv::PermanentEndpoints]10.4.34.32:1720=myMCU;111and in myMCU there is a conference-room whose passcode is 111567, now if I call GnuGK-IP##111567 it join the room successfullymy question is: if in myMCU there is a conference-room whose passcode is 567, now if I call GnuGK-IP##111567, can GnuGK help me remove prefix "111", and join the 567-room?I just want to know if it is possible to let the room-passcode doesn't have to include the prefix, because sometimes the conference-room is created by users and they might not know the prefix I set for myMCUThanks for you help!BoOn Wed, Sep 14, 2016 at 12:18 PM, Bo Xu <boxuscience@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi Robert,Thanks for the info! yes I updated my gatekeeper.ini as yours and now I can call the unregistered-EP with perm-Alias or Rewrite-W164 successfully! the following is my new config:[RasSrv::PermanentEndpoints]10.4.34.32:1720=MCU1;5006[RasSrv::RewriteE164]222=5006the reason I can not call before is because I thought 5006 is the Alias itself but it actually is Prefix (i.e., 5006 is the room-passcode of my MCU, not that MCU itself), after I updated my config as yours now I can directly join the conference-room with "GnuGK-IP##5006" or GnuGK-IP##222".also just want to let you know that I tested the calls from both registered/unregistered Polycom-PVX, they all can call successfully as the following:from unregistered Polycom-PVX: GnuGK-IP##5006 or GnuGK-IP##222from registered Polycom-PVX: directly call 5006 or 222 is fine, (also call GnuGK-IP##5006 or GnuGK-IP##222 same as the above registered case)Thanks for your help!Bo>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=4444On Wed, Sep 14, 2016 at 10:08 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 8epB(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=5006now with Polycom-PVX:I can call epA with GnuGK-IP##8but I cannot call epB with GnuGK-IP##5006from 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=5006then 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-terminalsthey 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,BoOn 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 admissionConfirmthen 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 dialledDigitsthe 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,BoOn 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 GnuGKbut 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,BoHi 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'musing "bbb##aaa" form for Sony codecs.If you want I can attach my configuration.Kind regards, Sergey.Tune-IT Logotel: +7(812)3254440Sergey.Zhmylove@...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@GnuGKIPalso I can call a register-Alias(a terminal who registered to my GnuGK) with the following "##" command:GnuGKIP##registered-Aliasbut 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,BoOn 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,BoHi Bo, GnuGk calls those endpoints that don't actively register "permanent endpoints": [RasSrv::PermanentEndpoints] 10.1.11.116=8000 Regards, Jan -- Jan Willamowius, Founder of the GNU Gatekeeper Project EMail : jan@... Website: http://www.gnugk.org Support: http://www.willamowius.com/gnugk-support.html Relaxed Communications GmbH Frahmredder 91 22393 Hamburg Geschäftsführer: Jan Willamowius HRB 125261 (Amtsgericht Hamburg) USt-IdNr: DE286003584 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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