Andrew
Th easiest way is to download the windows installer for GnuGk v2.2.6 and in
the installer contains the configuration of installing GnuGk behind a NAT
box. You will need to do some port forwarding in the router, the installer
will tell you which ports you need to forward. You should also install a
DDNS service on the machine such as www.dyndns.com or www.noip.com and enter
that address in the installer. This will configure the device to appear to
be on the outside of the NAT so other people can contact you.
Go to www.pacphone.com and download the secureMCU installer and install it
on the same machine as the gatekeeper, when installed register it with the
gatekeeper via the web interface, make sure you set the gatekeeper username,
that is the name for people to contact the MCU.
For local and remote users use the pacphone client. It can be installed
behind NAT boxes without any problems and you register the clients to the
DDNS address you used for your gatekeeper. This will allow all your clients
to talk to eachother.
To host a conference you can go to the web interface of secureMCU and invite
users to a conference or tell everyone to call the username used for the
gatekeeper.
I hope that helps
Simon
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Sent: Sunday, 21 October 2007 12:35 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Openh323gk-users] How do I setup a conference server
Hi, I want to enable several people at different locations to have a voice
conference.
Each of them have their own ISP and behind a router. Their PC address is
something like 192.168.0.XX. But behind different public IP address from
their ISP using NAT.
Is there a way for them to join Netmeeting and have a conference. I notice
that everyone has to be on the same LAN to use netmeeting. I am not sure how
gnugk and openmcu come into play. I tried them a little, but still cannot
get people from other location to join me, even though I can have people on
the same LAN connected.
Is it possible to join multiple people from different locations using
netmeeting? I remember ILS served that purpose, but it is no longer
supported by MS. Is there an alternative on linux?
Also, when people join gnugk, is there a way for others to see the list of
users signed on?
thanks
Andrew
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