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How to configure a H323 gatekeeper on a Quintum Tenor DX?
Hi Everyone,
Can somebody please tell me how to configure a H323 gatekeeper on a Qunitum Tenor DX. I just need my H323 client to be able to register with the Quintum so that I can make calls in bound and outbound.
Thanks,
Erik
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Also here are a few links if you do not have the Tenor Configuration Manager and the DX documentation. Not sure if you are a hard core cli tech, but the new GUI works really well.
http://www.quintum.com/sup
http://www.quintum.com/sup
Kindest Regards,
Joel_Sisko
Also just in case you do not have the actual software:
http://www.quintum.com/sup
Hi Joel,
It's the Tenor DX 2030 series. I can't find the necessary steps I need to perform in order to get a simple setup going. I am using Openphone (OpenH323 softphone) for testing. I have a single E1 connected to the PSTN. I only have one Tenor which is currently acting as the PSTN breakout fine and hopefully as the gatekeeper.
I have configured the Zone as "test-gk". I don't think it needs to be a border element as there is only one GK. I have checked the Primary GRQ box. What else will I need to do? I am fine using either the GUI or the CLI if you can give me an idea of the configuration steps?
Thanks,
Erik
rwotherspoon,
Quick answer to that is H.323 being used, but more so, the client is using an E1. I have to assume that its more than just him calling for personal use. So the need might not be necessary today, but if this is going to be for a business apillication or such, he might require later on ways to authenticate or do some form of billing, which a gateway does not lean itself to do very easily.
Joel_Sisko
erik,
Also are you set on using OpenH323 phone or are you pliable enough for me to recommend using http://www.sjlabs.com/sjp.
Joel
Hi,
Just to clarify. I need a gateway for most of the reasons Joel has said above. A gateway and gatekeeper are different entities. As well as authentication for billing I also need to register the endpoints to enable two way calling which can only be accomplished dynamically using a Gatekeeper.
I am very happy to use sjlabs softphone to make sure everything works. The reason I said I was using Openphone is because I have developed a H323 softphone using the Openh323 stack and it was the closest thing to what I have developed that people might have heard of. :-)
BTW, I have obfuscated the first octet of the ip addresses for safety.
Here is the config as it stands now.
-VOIPNetwork-1
/*----------------
id: 1
name: <Not Set>
AdminContact: <Not Set> (Admin contact information)
------------------*/
-SIte-1
/*----------------
id: 1 (site ID)
name: Viafon (site name)
AdminContact: <Not Set> (administrator name)
Country: 2 (UK)
------------------*/
-TimeServer-1
/*----------------
UTCOffset: 0:00 (in +/-hrs from UTC time,default)
PrimaryServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
SecondaryServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
------------------*/
-DialPlan-1
/*----------------
10DigitlocalDial: 0 (No; default)
MINDNlength: 5 (min DN length)
MAXDNlength: 16 (max DN length)
LongDistancePrefix: 1 (default)
CarrierPrefixPattern: 101xxxx (x is 0 to 9)
INTernationaLPrefix[1]: 00
INTernationaLPrefix[2..8]:
IntercomEnable: 0 (No; default)
InterDigitTimeout: 4 (secs; default)
UserProgramDialPlanEnabled
------------------*/
-UserProgramDialPlan-1
/*----------------
------------------*/
-IPDialPlan-default
/*----------------
name: <Not Set>
INcomingDelDigits: 0 (0-15: default)
OUTgoingDelDigits: 0 (0-15; default)
INcomingPrefix: <Not Set> (Numeric string)
OUTgoingPrefix: <Not Set> (Numeric string)
OUTgoingTechPrefix: <Not Set> (Numeric string)
INcomingTechPrefix[1..3]: <Not Set>
PrefixTrunkID: 0 (Diabled;Default)
------------------*/
-PRIVateNumberingPlan-1
/*----------------
PRIVateDNEnabled: 0 (No; default)
PRIVateDNLength: 3 (default length)
------------------*/
-PUBlicNumberingPlan-1
/*----------------
CountryCode: 44 (1-7 digits)
AreaCode: 1691 (Numeric String)
------------------*/
-MasterChassis-1
/*----------------
PrimaryClockSource: 1 (Line)
PrimaryClockLineID: SL2DV1DI1 (PrimaryClockLineID)
SNMPSysLocation: <Not Set> (location info for SNMP)
SNMPSysContact: <Not Set> (contact info for SNMP)
SNMPSysDescription: <Not Set> (SNMP Description)
SNMPSysName: <Not Set> (System name for SNMP)
SNMPTrapIP1: 0.0.0.0
SNMPTrapIP2: 0.0.0.0
SNMPTrapIP3: 0.0.0.0
SNMPPublicCommunity: public (id information)
------------------*/
-IVRFileServer-1
/*----------------
RequestTimeout: 5
PrimaryServerPort: 69
PrimaryServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
SecondaryServerPort: 69
SecondaryServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
------------------*/
-SYSLogServer-1
/*----------------
id: 1
name: <Not Set>
SYSLogPort: 514 (Syslog Server IP port, default)
SYSLogIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
SYSLogFacility: 16 (Syslog Server facility code, de)
------------------*/
-CDRServer-1
/*----------------
id: 1
name: Viafon
CDRFormat: 99
CDRServerPort: 9002 (default)
CDRServerIPAddr: xxx.178.241.186
CDRPassWord: grifnodl (Alphanumeric String)
------------------*/
-CDRServer-2
/*----------------
id: 2
name: <Not Set>
CDRFormat: 0 (default, standard CDR)
CDRServerPort: 9003 (default)
CDRServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
CDRPassWord: <Not Set> (Alphanumeric String)
------------------*/
-ChannelGroup-SL2DV1DI1
/*----------------
SignalingGroupAttached: ISDNSignalingGroup-1
RoutingGroupAttached: TrunkCircuitRoutingGroup-1
------------------*/
-ChannelGroup-SL2DV1DI2
/*----------------
SignalingGroupAttached: ISDNSignalingGroup-1
RoutingGroupAttached: TrunkCircuitRoutingGroup-1
------------------*/
-SLot-SL1
/*----------------
name: Tenor System Controller
Type: 5 (Read only, Card Type)
SlotNumber: 1 (Read only, Slot Number)
------------------*/
-DeVice-SL1DV1
/*----------------
name: System Controller Card (Read only)
DeviceType: 5 (Read only)
DeviceNumber: 1 (Read only)
------------------*/
-EthernetInterface-SL1DV1E
/*----------------
name: Ethernet1 (name)
PortNumber: 1 (Read Only, Physical port number)
ManagementAccess: 1 (Access Enabled; Default)
DUPlex: 0 (Auto)
IPAddress: xxx.161.98.70
WebServerPort: 8080 (Port Number)
SubnetMask: 255.255.255.248
ExternalNATIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
DHCPEnabled: 0 (Disabled, default)
PPPOEEnabled: 0 (Disabled, default)
PPPOERedialInterval: 0 (default)
PPPOEUserName: <Not Set> (user defined)
PPPOEPassword: <Not Set> (user defined)
InternalNATIPDirAttached: <unspecified>
FilterIPDirAttached[1..16]
------------------*/
-StaticIPRouteDir-1
/*----------------
------------------*/
-StaticIPRoute-0
/*----------------
Gateway: xxx.161.98.65
Destination: 0.0.0.0
NetMask: 0.0.0.0
Metric: 1
EIAttached: EthernetInterface-SL1DV1EI
------------------*/
-NATIPDir-1
/*----------------
name: <Not Set>
------------------*/
-FilterIPDir-1
/*----------------
name: <Not Set>
------------------*/
-SLot-SL2
/*----------------
name: Digital Tenor 2-Port DS1 Card
Type: 14 (Read only, Card Type)
SlotNumber: 2 (Read only, Slot Number)
Online(1): 1
PowerOffBypass(1): 0
------------------*/
-DeVice-SL2DV1
/*----------------
name: Q2-Port DS1 Card (Read only)
DeviceType: 14 (Read only)
DeviceNumber: 1 (Read only)
------------------*/
-DigitalInterface-SL2DV1DI
/*----------------
name: digital interface
PortNumber: 1 (read only)
LineType: 1 (E1)
LAW: 1 (aLaw)
LineCode: 2 (HDB3, for E1 only)
CRC: 1 (Enable CRC)
------------------*/
Channel Mapping Table
Channel CG-SL2DV1DI1
------- ------------
1..31 X
-DigitalInterface-SL2DV1DI
/*----------------
name: digital interface
PortNumber: 2 (read only)
LineType: 1 (E1)
LineCode: 2 (HDB3, for E1 only)
CRC: 1 (Enable CRC)
------------------*/
Channel Mapping Table
Channel CG-SL2DV1DI2
------- ------------
1..31 X
-DeVice-SL2DV2
/*----------------
name: Q120-Port DSP Card (Read only)
DeviceType: 8 (Read only)
DeviceNumber: 2 (Read only)
------------------*/
-NMSServer-1
/*----------------
PrimaryServerPort: 0
PrimaryServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
SecondaryServerPort: 0
SecondaryServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
------------------*/
-RadiusInfo-UserServer
/*----------------
name: User Authentication Server
PrimaryAuthenticationPort:
PrimaryServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
PrimaryACcountingPort: 1813 (default)
SecondaryAuthenticationPor
SecondaryServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
SecondaryACcountingPort: 1813 (default)
RetryCount: 3 (Retry Count,default)
Timeout: 5 (5 seconds Time Out)
AccountingType: 0 (Type 0,default;send no Acct.Msg)
SharedSecret: <Not Set> (Up to 63 chars)
BillingVendor: 0 (support Cisco;default)
------------------*/
-RadiusInfo-EndpointServer
/*----------------
name: Endpoint Authorization Server
PrimaryAuthenticationPort:
PrimaryServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
PrimaryACcountingPort: 1813 (default)
SecondaryAuthenticationPor
SecondaryServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
SecondaryACcountingPort: 1813 (default)
RetryCount: 3 (Retry Count,default)
Timeout: 5 (5 seconds Time Out)
SharedSecret: <Not Set> (Up to 63 chars)
IDType: 0 (IP Address, default)
PasswordType: 0 (IP Address, default)
------------------*/
-RadiusInfo-RoutingServer
/*----------------
name: External Routing Server
PrimaryAuthenticationPort:
PrimaryServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
SecondaryAuthenticationPor
SecondaryServerIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
RetryCount: 3 (Retry Count,default)
Timeout: 5 (5 seconds Time Out)
SharedSecret: <Not Set> (Up to 63 chars)
GateWayID: 0 (an integer)
------------------*/
-DoMain-1
/*----------------
id: 1 (domain id)
name: <Not Set> (name)
AdminContact: <Not Set> (contact information)
Company: Quintum (company name)
------------------*/
-ZOne-1
/*----------------
id: 1 (read only)
name: <Not Set> (name of zone)
AdminContact: <Not Set> (contact info for administer.)
------------------*/
-GateWay-1
/*----------------
Description: Viafon DX Gateway (product name, max 31 char)
OutgoingIPRouting: 0 (H323 only)
ModemBypassRetentionHours:
------------------*/
-NumberDirectories-1
/*----------------
------------------*/
-BypassNumberDirectory-1
/*----------------
id: 1
name: <Not Set>
------------------*/
-HuntLDNDirectory-pub1
/*----------------
id: pub1 (read only)
name: <Not Set> (name)
LDNType: 0 (public)
------------------*/
-HuntLDNDirectory-prv1
/*----------------
id: prv1 (read only)
name: <Not Set> (name)
LDNType: 1 (private)
------------------*/
-CallerIDXlationDirectory-
/*----------------
id: 1
name: <Not Set>
------------------*/
-HopoffNumberDirectory-1
/*----------------
id: 1
name: <Not Set>
HopoffRoutingPriority: 8 (priority)
------------------*/
-HopoffNumber-1
/*----------------
id: 1
name: <Not Set>
Pattern: 1 (calling pattern for country and)
Replacement: 001 (numbers to replace in the Patt)
NumType: 0 (public; default)
TON: 0 (Unknown,default)
NPI: 0 (Unknown,default)
------------------*/
-HopoffNumber-2
/*----------------
id: 2
name: <Not Set>
Pattern: 2 (calling pattern for country and)
Replacement: 002 (numbers to replace in the Patt)
NumType: 0 (public; default)
TON: 0 (Unknown,default)
NPI: 0 (Unknown,default)
------------------*/
-HopoffNumber-3
/*----------------
id: 3
name: <Not Set>
Pattern: 3 (calling pattern for country and)
Replacement: 003 (numbers to replace in the Patt)
NumType: 0 (public; default)
TON: 0 (Unknown,default)
NPI: 0 (Unknown,default)
------------------*/
-HopoffNumber-4
/*----------------
id: 4
name: <Not Set>
Pattern: 4 (calling pattern for country and)
Replacement: 004 (numbers to replace in the Patt)
NumType: 0 (public; default)
TON: 0 (Unknown,default)
NPI: 0 (Unknown,default)
------------------*/
-HopoffNumber-5
/*----------------
id: 5
name: <Not Set>
Pattern: 44 (calling pattern for country and)
Replacement: 0 (numbers to replace in the Patt)
NumType: 0 (public; default)
TON: 0 (Unknown,default)
NPI: 0 (Unknown,default)
------------------*/
-HopoffNumber-6
/*----------------
id: 6
name: <Not Set>
Pattern: 5 (calling pattern for country and)
Replacement: 005 (numbers to replace in the Patt)
NumType: 0 (public; default)
TON: 0 (Unknown,default)
NPI: 0 (Unknown,default)
------------------*/
-HopoffNumber-7
/*----------------
id: 7
name: <Not Set>
Pattern: 6 (calling pattern for country and)
Replacement: 006 (numbers to replace in the Patt)
NumType: 0 (public; default)
TON: 0 (Unknown,default)
NPI: 0 (Unknown,default)
------------------*/
-HopoffNumber-8
/*----------------
id: 8
name: <Not Set>
Pattern: 7 (calling pattern for country and)
Replacement: 007 (numbers to replace in the Patt)
NumType: 0 (public; default)
TON: 0 (Unknown,default)
NPI: 0 (Unknown,default)
------------------*/
-HopoffNumber-9
/*----------------
id: 9
name: <Not Set>
Pattern: 9 (calling pattern for country and)
Replacement: 009 (numbers to replace in the Patt)
NumType: 0 (public; default)
TON: 0 (Unknown,default)
NPI: 0 (Unknown,default)
------------------*/
-VoiceCodec-1
/*----------------
name: Codec1 (name)
CodecVoiceCoding: 68 (G.729AB at 8kbps)
CodecPayloadSize: 160 (bits)
------------------*/
-VoiceCodec-2
/*----------------
name: Codec2 (name)
CodecVoiceCoding: 9 (G.711 Mu-Law)
CodecPayloadSize: 1280 (bits)
------------------*/
-CodecProfile-default
/*----------------
name: <Not Set> (name)
VoiceCodecAttached[1]: VoiceCodec-1
VoiceCodecAttached[2]: VoiceCodec-2
VoiceCodecAttached[3..8]: <unspecified>
------------------*/
-CASSignalingGroup-1
/*----------------
id: 1 (read only)
name: <Not Set> (name)
ORientation: 1 (Master, Network)
SignalingType: 1 (Loop Start)
RElayANI: 1 (relay ANI)
GuardTime: 0 (numeric,default 10 ms)
DisconnectSupervision: 0 (disabled)
FlashhookSignal: 0 (No)
DisconnectToneProfileAttac
CallerIDGeneration: 0 (generation disabled for network)
DTMFONTime: 100 (numeric,default 100ms)
DTMFOFFTime: 100 (numeric,default 100ms)
------------------*/
-ISDNSignalingGroup-1
/*----------------
id: 1
name: Port 1
ORientation: 0 (User; default)
PROTocol: 5 (PRI_ETSI)
DCH: 16 (D-Channels for E1)
L2Estab: 1 (Always;default)
IgnoreTonNPI: 0 (Observe TON and NPI)
RelayProgress: 1 (Yes;default)
DefaultANI: <Not Set> (Calling party number for out bo)
T308: 4 (4 Secs, default)
RejCallNoANI: 0 (No)
CauseRejNoANI: 21 (cause code value)
OutBndBearerCap: 1 (Speech; default)
RElayANI: 1 (default, relay ANI)
EtsiDiscNoInBand: 1 (Prog Msg separate from Disc)
NSFFacilityCodeValue: 0 (disabled,default)
DisconnectOnSuspend: 0 (suspend disconnect)
UseChannelExtensionBit: 1 (use chan ext bit)
DefaultANITON: 0 (unknown,default)
DefaultANINPI: 0 (unknown,default)
------------------*/
-SIPSignalingGroup-1
/*----------------
SIPSourcePort: 5060 (port number,default 5060)
PrimaryProxyPort: 5060 (port number,default 5060)
PrimaryProxyIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
PrimaryProxyUser: <Not Set> (user name)
PrimaryProxyPassWord: <Not Set> (password,alphanumeric)
SecondaryProxyPort: 5060 (port number,default 5061)
SecondaryProxyIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
SecondaryProxyUser: <Not Set> (user name)
SecondaryProxyPassWord: <Not Set> (password,alphanumeric)
PrimaryRegistrarPort: 5060 (port number,default 5061)
PrimaryRegistrarIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
PrimaryRegistrarUser: <Not Set> (user name)
PrimaryRegistrarPassWord: <Not Set> (password,alphanumeric)
SecondaryRegistrarPort: 5060 (port number,default 5061)
SecondaryRegistrarIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
SecondaryRegistrarUser: <Not Set> (user name)
SecondaryRegistrarPassWord
RegisterExpiryTime: 70 (seconds,default 70)
UserNameInContact: 1 (contact info sent)
Contacts[1]: 11111
Contacts[2..4]: <Not Set>
------------------*/
-H323SignalingGroup-1
/*----------------
PrimaryGateKeeperIPAddr: xxx.161.98.70
SecondaryGateKeeperIPAddr:
GRQPrimaryGK: 1 (Yes, allow)
GRQSecondaryGK: 0 (No, do not allow)
RegisterDN: 2
RelayProgress: 1 (Yes,default)
IgnoreGrantedBandwidth: 0 (No, not ignore)
DefaultH245Tunneling: 1 (enabled)
H323ID: FlexiCall (Alphanumeric string)
TimeOutRIP: 5 (seconds)
LightWeightRRQ: 0 (Disable LwRRQ; default)
GateWayType: 0 (H323 GW; default)
UsePartyNumber: 0 (Off)
EarlyH245: 0 (sent after connect)
StartH245Collision: 0 (H245 not by spec)
AllowFSOnly: 0 (disconnect without H245)
IgnoreFSifH245Addr: 0 (default;does Faststart)
MediaAfterConnect: 0 (default; opens H245 immediately)
CRDoInboundARQ: 1 (enabes inbound ARQ)
H245TimerVal: 4 (Seconds)
RRQV3Plus: 0 (Don't use V3 plus)
MuxCAPability: 0 (Disabled)
------------------*/
-TrunkCircuitRoutingGroup-
/*----------------
id: 1
name: <Not Set>
OverlapDial: 0 (No, default)
DIRection: 2 (Bi-direction;default)
ProgressTone: 0 (Off;default)
EndOfDial: 1 (Enable)
EndOfDialDigit: # (default;#,*,0-9)
AddEndOfDialDigit: 0 (No;default)
ForcedRoutingNum: <Not Set> (A Dialed Number)
ForcedRoutingNumType: 0 (Public; default)
TrunkID: <Not Set> (Numeric string)
TrunkIDDelivery: 0 (No Delivery)
TrunkIDDeliveryFormat: <Not Set> (Origination DN)
HUNTAlgorithm: 3 (Descending-Round-Robin)
ModemBypass: 0 (Disabled)
PassThroughEnable: 0 (No; default)
PassThroughID: 0 (Idx of a LCRG;default)
MaxHopoffCallsAllowed: -1 (default)
BusyOut: 0 (Ring Back)
TwoStageDialing: 0 (No)
AccessNumber: <Not Set> (0-9*# up to 20 digits)
AccessFormat: <Not Set> (0-9*# up to 40 digits)
ProvideAutoSwitchProgressT
IVRType: 0 (No IVR; default)
Hairpinning: 0 (No,Default)
EnableExternalRouting: 0 (No; Default)
MaxTalkTime: 0 (Mins)
InBoundAccessLevel: 0 (0 to 127)
OutBoundAccessLevel: 0 (0 to 127)
StopAcctID: 0 (IP Addr; Default)
CallerIDType: 0 (Caller ID; default)
Play1700Prompt: 0 (No;Default)
PrefiXTrunkID: 0 (No;Default)
AnswerTone: 0 (disabled,default)
TranslateInboundANI: 0 (no translation,default)
OutboundANINumDigits: 0 (caller id sent out)
OutboundCallDetectionEnabl
AutoSwitchNumberType: 0 (DID received)
AutoSwitchNumber: <Not Set> (DN)
HopoffNumberDirAttached[1]
HopoffNumberDirAttached[2.
CallerIDXlateDirAttached: <unspecified>
------------------*/
-LineCircuitRoutingGroup-1
/*----------------
id: 1
name: <Not Set>
OverlapDial: 0 (No)
DIRection: 2 (Bi-dir; default)
ProgressTone: 0 (Off; default)
EndOfDial: 1 (Enable)
EndOfDialDigit: # (default;#,*,0-9)
AddEndOfDialDigit: 0 (No; default)
ForcedRoutingNum: <Not Set> (A Dialed Number)
ForcedRoutingNumType: 0 (Public; default)
TrunkID: <Not Set> (Numeric String)
TrunkIDDelivery: 0 (No Delivery; default)
TrunkIDDeliveryFormat: <Not Set> (Original Destination Num)
HUNTAlgorithm: 2 (Ascending-Round-Robin)
ModemBypass: 0 (Disabled)
PassThroughEnable: 0 (No; default)
PassThroughID: 0 (Index of a LCRG; default)
PUBlicTON: 0 (Unknown; default)
PUBlicNPI: 0 (Unknown; default)
PRIVateTON: 0 (Unknown; default)
PRIVateNPI: 0 (Unknown; default)
PUBlicNumDigits: 7 (default)
PRIVateNumDigits: 4 (default)
TwoStageDialing: 0 (No, default)
AccessNumber: <Not Set> (0-9*# up to 20 digits)
AccessFormat: <Not Set> (0-9*# up to 40 digits)
EnableMultiPath: 1 (Yes, default, enable multi path)
IVRType: 0 (No IVR; default)
EnableExternalRouting: 0 (No; Default)
InBoundAccessLevel: 0 (Access level, 0 to 127)
OutBoundAccessLevel: 0 (Access level, 0 to 127)
StopAcctID: 0 (IP Addr; Default)
CallerIDType: 0 (Caller ID)
Play1700Prompt: 0 (No;Default)
PrefiXTrunkID: 0 (No;Default)
AnswerTone: 0 (disabled,default)
TranslateInboundANI: 0 (no translation,default)
OutboundANINumDigits: 0 (caller id sent out)
OutboundCallDetectionEnabl
AutoSwitchNumberType: 0 (DID received)
AutoSwitchNumber: <Not Set> (DN)
BypassNumberDirAttached[1]
BypassNumberDirAttached[2.
PUBHuntLdnDirAttached[1]: HuntLDNDirectory-pub1
PUBHuntLdnDirAttached[2..2
PRIVHuntLdnDirAttached[1]:
PRIVHuntLdnDirAttached[2..
CallerIDXlateDirAttached: <unspecified>
------------------*/
-FaxProfile-1
/*----------------
FaxMaxRate: 144 (14400 bps)
FaxNominalDelay: 600 (600 ms)
FaxInactivityTimeOut: 20 (20 seconds)
T38LSDataRedundancy: 3 (number of packets)
T38HSDataRedundancy: 0 (default)
------------------*/
-IPRoutingGroup-default
/*----------------
name: <Not Set>
TrunkID: <Not Set>
TrunkIDDelivery: 0
TrunkIDDeliveryFormat: <Not Set>
VADEnable: 1 (Enable silence suppression)
IdleNoiseLevel: -7000 (times 0.01 dbm)
RxGain: 3 (+3dB)
TxGain: 3 (+3dB)
DigitRelayH323: 1 (in-band tones)
PacketSaverEnabled: 0 (Disable Packet saver)
MaxIncomingCallsAllowed: -1 (UnLimited)
EnableExternalRouting: 0 (Default; Disabled)
MaxOutgoingCallsAllowed: -1 (UnLimited)
MaxTalkTime: 0 (Mins)
InBoundAccessLevel: 0 (Access level between 0 and 127)
OutBoundAccessLevel: 0 (Access level, 0 to 127)
StopAcctID: 0 (IP Addr; Default)
ForceProgIEAlert: 1 (Yes)
DigitRelaySIP: 0 (disabled)
RElayANI: 1 (default, Relay ANI)
DefaultANI: <Not Set> (Calling party number for out bo)
T303: 4 (seconds; default 4)
TCPConnectTimer: 3 (seconds; default 3)
IVRType: 0 (Disabled)
IVRAuthType: 0 (Disabled)
IgnoreTonNpi: 0 (Observe TON and NPI)
MediaQOSType: 0 (TOS)
MediaQOSValue: b0 (0x00-0xFE)
InbandTone: 1 (yes; default)
FaxRelay: 1 (T.38)
DefaultANITON: 0 (unknown,default)
DefaultANINPI: 0 (unknown,default)
CodecProfileAttached: CodecProfile-default
IPDialPlanAttached: IPDialPlan-default
------------------*/
-ToneProfile-1
/*----------------
id: 1
name: <Not Set>
DiscToneFreq1: 480 (100-2000 Hz,default 480 Hz)
DiscToneFreq2: 620 (100-2000 Hz,default 600 Hz)
DiscToneONTime: 250 (0-2000 ms, default 0 ms)
DiscToneOFFTime: 250 (0-2000 ms, default 0 ms)
------------------*/
-GateKeeperParam-1
/*----------------
PrimaryBEIPAddr: xxx.161.98.70
SecondaryBEIPAddr: 0.0.0.0
ZoneName: Viafon-GK (Up to 32 Chars)
PassWord: <Not Set> (Alphanumeric string)
EPRadiusAuthorization: 0 (No;default)
MaxLRQHops: 3 (Hops)
LRQLdnOnly: 0 (All routes; default)
EnableExtRouting: 0 (No;default)
GateKeeperID: 0 (Integer ID)
LCFLRJV3Plus: 1 (default; Yes)
EnableBEExtRegistrations: 0 (default; BE Off)
------------------*/
-EndPointAddressDirectory-
/*----------------
------------------*/
-QOSPolicy-1
/*----------------
AutoSwitchThreshold: 50 (5 percent of packet loss, defau)
------------------*/
-RouteDirectory-1
/*----------------
------------------*/
-StaticRoute-1
/*----------------
id: 1
name: Test
CallSignalIP: 192.168.1.99
Registered: 0 (default for BE)
GKMode: 0 (def; Regular SR)
IPRoutingGroupAttached: IPRoutingGroup-default
------------------*/
-AliasAddress-1
/*----------------
id: 1
name: 0
DN: 111 (Directory number)
Type: 0 (PUB)
RoutingType: 0
Priority: 0 (0-255,Higher number, higher pri)
------------------*/
-USer-admin
/*----------------
id: admin (read only)
name: <Not Set> (name)
ContactInfo: <Not Set> (contact information)
Login: admin (user)
LastLogin: XXXX
------------------*/
-USer-user
/*----------------
id: user (read only)
name: <Not Set> (name)
ContactInfo: <Not Set> (contact information)
Login: user (user)
LastLogin: XXXX
------------------*/
Cheers,
Erik
Erik,
Sorry for the delay! Just looked at your config, one question? This is the only gatekeeper in your network correct? If this DX is the only Gatekeeer, then what you need to do first is delete the ip address of the primary gatekeper from the h.323 signaling group, leaving it null signifies that the DX will perform its owngatekeeper functions. Try this at the cli:
config-H323SignalingGroup-
Set this and try to register a softphone with it.
Joel
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by: Joel_SiskoPosted on 2004-11-28 at 09:26:32ID: 12690707
What series DX do you have plus are you using the Tenor Configuration Manager?