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...t to send and receive calls from physical phones attached to it. I have setup Asterisk 1.0.3, with H323 and openH323, and on the same server I also setup GnuGK (10.253.30.1). I use SIP soft phones connected to the Asterisk (SJphone). Both the Innovaphone and Asterisk are configured to register on OpenGK as gateways. They do it correctly, and phone signalling is OK (phones ring in both directions, and can be picked up OK). When I call from the softphones to the hard phones, everything is OK. When I call the other way round (hard to softphones), I only have audio incoming (from hard to softphones)!...

...y new to asterisk. Right now I have two pc's connected back to back through an E100 card running asterisk. I have openh323 running as well and I am able to route calls through the E1 line. Next up I would like to be able to register asterisk with a gatekeeper. On another computer is running openGK. Using the gatekeeper I am able to register my h323 client with a phone number, it all seems to be working. When I put the ip address of the gatekeeper into h323.conf, asterisk failed to load. I get an error that I can't open an h323 listener on port 1720. Has anyone done this before? Your...

Hello group, I am trying to register to a opengk h323 gatekeeper using chan_h323. The gatekeeper expects me to register a username like 31201234567@gatekeper.com with a password secret and an e164 of 31201234567. Thus I put the following in the config file: [general] gatekeeper=w.x.y.z. AllowGKRouted=yes [31201234567@gatekeer.com.com] type...

Hey list, Does anyone have a current working config example of a cisco ubr924 and * ? I think the 924 only supports MGCP. I want to get VoIP on this device, I was wondering if anyone has already tackled the problem, if not, I'll go in blind :) Thanks Duane Cox -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

...achine worth $20 makes the fact that so many people don't have >firewalls seem just ridiculous. > > Bear in mind that finding replacement parts (NIC's etc) for your 386 may not be trivial..... That is why I use P1's with PCI slots....... Also it is often impossible to get OpenGK to compile on such a machine due to memory limitations (my P1 firewall even has this problem and it has a whopping 32MB RAM). So the older you go, the less functionality you may be able to add. Best Wishes, Chris Travers Metatron Technology Consulting