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Hello!
Does anybody use WebSwitch100 boxes without WebSwitch2000? I wonder if it is possible to set up them that they will send calls directly to the remote Cisco AS5300, or register to Cisco GK…
I tried, without sucess. But was a close call.
What I did manage was to make the Webswitch to connect like a champ to Quintum A200.
But not with the Quintum A400 gatekeeper or gateway.
Did not tried too hard either.
Also, they work like a champ from one Ercsson box to another.
The easiest box to setup that I found so far. About 5 minutes from the box to first call.
I have seen with the latest version of the configurator software with the parameter restore function, the ability to change the box to the cisco default compatibility settings. I haven’t done it yet, but I do have these units in place and working with a third party LD provider using the configuration only avavilable in the telnet section of the software. Hope this helps,
Gary.I have a small family network of Webswitch 100’s in place (Seattle, St. Louis, Dallas, Taipei.)
First, I set up a H323 gatekeeper (free opengk from openh323.org) and did some basic testing with a pair of Webswitches. All worked very well, and now I can go to the gk console to make sure all sites are online.I preconfigured each Webswitch for the local LAN scheme and remotely set up port forwarding on the Linksys routers at each location.
One thing I would like to know is if anyone is running a version of the Webswitch 100P4 firmware newer than 3004EReleaseV002R01a. I would really like to upgrade firmware (if anyone knows how!) as I am still having some NAT issues at one of my locations..
Long distance corporation killer!!!!!!!!!!
With families like yours and mine ,long distance companies are going to have a hard time.
Being from the old days of analog satelite, with 100 feet dishes pointing 5 kw of radio power to a noisy bird on the heavens , it is hard to believe that we have “family networks” with multiple gateways across the globe and gatekeepers.
One little price quote from the past:
Price of a analog link from the U.S. to South America on the early ’80?????
Just one channel of audio equivalent to a 64 KB link of today????
A nice $8.000 US dollars a month!!!!
Anyone that think that the “old days” are better?????????????
