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Configuring GnuGk for a Cisco Gatekeeper with IP-to-IP GatewayGnuGk Configuration to register to a Cisco Gatekeeper with the IP-to-IP Gateway with Gatekeeper feature set GnuGk Configuration[Gatekeeper::Main] Name=gatekeepr_hostname [GkStatus::Auth] rule=allow [RasSrv::Neighbors] GK2=ip_address_of_the_cisco_gatekeeper_box;* [Endpoint] Gatekeeper=ip_address_of_the_cisco_gatekeeper_box Type=Gateway RRQRetryInterval=10 Prefix=* Vendor=Cisco TimeToLive=900 Discovery=0 Cisco ConfigurationYou will need to add these entries to the Cisco Gatekeeper Box:
cisco-gk>en Password: cisco-gk# cisco-gk# config t Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z. cisco-gk(config)#gatekeeper cisco-gk(config-gk)#zone remote GnuGk_gatekeepr_hostname.domain.org domain.org ip_address_of GnuGk_gatekeeper cisco-gk(config-gk)#zone prefix GnuGk_gatekeepr_hostname.domain.org ###* cisco-gk(config-gk)#^Z1. ###* is the prefix that the endpoint registering to the GnuGk box will have. Example (123*) So the endpoint will register with a E164 of 1234567890. The Cisco Box will see the 123* prefix and route to the correct zone, which is the GnuGk Box. 2. The configuration will route all traffic through all gatekeepers between the endpoints.
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Last updated: 25. Dec 2020 |