Thanks for the example. But my question is how does Asterisk know where to
send data if there doesn't seem to be a facility for people to register
their IP to an extension?
On Yaum al-Arbi'a 12 Jumaada al-Awal 1425 04:41 am, administrator tootai
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Brian Wilkins a écrit :
Hi,
I am
Brian Wilkins a écrit :
Ok sorry, I just re-read your explanation. So what I am getting from this is
that * cannot act as a registration server for h.323, but can route calls
from h.323 to sip. Whenever a call comes into the GK, to a prefix, that it
does not recognize (SIP ext), it forwards it
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
