asterisk users - May 2003 - authentication h323

Hi all,

i want to use authentication in h323.conf.

How can i use it ?

In the h323.conf is writed :

	"If you wish to use Authentication you need to set the appropriate auth
keyword above"

Where and how i have to set this keyword ???

I've tried "auth=yes",but it does not work.


Thanks for Help,

Thomas.

Hi,

I'm trying to get the POTS -ports in WWP LE-36 to work with Asterisk. 
The device uses MGCP.

So far I haven't had too much luck. The device seems to try to register with
asterisk, but asterisk complains the following:

NOTICE[1133735216]: File chan_mgcp.c, Line 825 (find_endpoint): Gateway
'[10.1.1.98]' (and thus its endpoint 'aaln/1') does not exist
NOTICE[1133735216]: File chan_mgcp.c, Line 825 (find_endpoint): Gateway
'[10.1.1.98]' (and thus its endpoint 'aaln/2') does not exist

When I call to the extension with the LE-36 port the phone rings, but when
answered, the line is dead and the calling phone continues to play
"ringing" -tone.

Asterisk logs the following during the call:

   -- Executing Dial("H323:175", "MGCP/aaln/1@10.1.1.98") in
new stack
    -- Called aaln/1@10.1.1.98
    -- MGCP/aaln/1@10.1.1.98 is ringing

If i try to call out from the phone, that's connected to the POTS -port in
LE-36, i get no free tone and can't place a call.

here's my mgcp.conf

[10.1.1.98]
host = 10.1.1.98
context = local
line => aaln/2
line => aaln/1

--------------
... and extensions.conf

exten => 8887912,1,Dial,MGCP/aaln/1@10.1.1.98
exten => 8887912,2,Hangup

regards,
-- 
Jukka Tainio | Kase ry. http://www.kase.fi | tel: 06-8887222

> Hi all,
>
> i want to use authentication in h323.conf.
>
> How can i use it ?
>
> In the h323.conf is writed :
>
> 	"If you wish to use Authentication you need to set the appropriate
auth
> keyword above"
>
> Where and how i have to set this keyword ???
>
> I've tried "auth=yes",but it does not work.
You can auth users by seting up users in h323.conf.
For h235 auth i have try just gnugk as a gatekeeper.

> Thanks for Help,
>
> Thomas.
Diana Cionoiu