asterisk users - Jun 2004 - Registration of H323 Endpoints?

Hi, 
    I am using the asterisk-oh323 wrapper and I am looking to allow 
registration of h323 endpoints and allow Asterisk to act as a gateway. The 
idea is simple: H323 endpoints would register with Asterisk. They each would 
have their own internal extension (like SIP). If a H323 endpoint dials an 
outbound extension, then the h323 call gets routed to a H323 Gatekeeper which 
then terminates the call on an analog phone line. I've looked extensively
for
the solution, but to no avail. Is this possible? If not, what then would be a 
more common approach? I'm looking to allow hardphones or even soft h323 
phones to connect and place calls accordingly. 


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Brian Wilkins a ?crit :
>Hi, 
>    I am using the asterisk-oh323 wrapper and I am looking to allow 
>registration of h323 endpoints and allow Asterisk to act as a gateway. The 
>idea is simple: H323 endpoints would register with Asterisk. They each would
>have their own internal extension (like SIP). If a H323 endpoint dials an 
>outbound extension, then the h323 call gets routed to a H323 Gatekeeper
which
>then terminates the call on an analog phone line. I've looked
extensively for
>the solution, but to no avail. Is this possible? If not, what then would be
a
>more common approach? I'm looking to allow hardphones or even soft h323 
>phones to connect and place calls accordingly. 
>  
>
I do the following, but using the native h323 channel of asterisk:

H323 EP register to GnuGK
SIP EP register to *
In GnuGK, all prefix except 0 is directected to * -> H323 EP can call 
SIP EP or use IAX & SIP gw
In *, all 900 -> 919 (or whatever you want) are considered as H323 EP 
and are directed to GnuGK -> SIP EP can call H323 EP
In GnuGK, 0 prefix is going to Gateway EP. SIP client can also place 
call to this gw by dialing 93 prefix.

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Daniel