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Berke Karadeniz
GuestHi All,
I configured Quintum A800 behind ADSL modem which has a “static” Public IP .
Also I did all the port forwards necessary for h323 and quintum to work correctly as written in HTML version of the Quintum PDF at the URL address :http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:4DPBJ9IJnNkJ:www.quintum.com/support/xplatform/network/Tenor-Firewall-NAT.pdf+quintum+nat&hl=en .
It is not working . The call is not going to the gatekeeper it must be registered to . And Quintum gives error :
59516:h323[0]: h323mgr:newCallCH : 59517:h323[5/0]: tcall:newCall failed
I dont see it reach my GK though . What may the error be ?
Noname
GuestYou also need to enter the external I.P. address on the quintum, that way the quintum will send the public I.P. address as a “return address” pn the h323 packets.
Like this :
config# print
Unit
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Unit: 1
IP Address = 192.168.3.80
External IP Address = 67.10.xx.xx
Name = cypressOnline = 1
Relay ResetTime = 240
Relay Reset Number = 2If you pull a log of a call, you will be able to see the addresss translation done by the quintum.
ev +ch
CH : 85633971:h323[443]: tcall:stackSendSetup, media type=16
CH : 85633972:udp connect: 1 11
CH : 85633972: c0a80350 10240 0 0
CH : 85633972:H323TermCall: relaying calling party # = 1281xxxxxxx.
CH : 85633972:h323[0]: h323mgr:newCall
CH : 85633974:[1: 1] received message from cas: InbandSigDone
CH : 85633978:[443/0]: Trying Route to 64.140.xxx.xxxCH : 85633978:Translating 192.168.3.80->67.10.xxx.xxx for 64.140.xxx.xxx
CH : 85633978:Translating 192.168.3.80->67.10.xxx.xxx for 64.140.xxx.xxx
CH : 85633978:Translating 192.168.3.80->67.10.xxx.xxx for 64.140.xxx.xxx
CH : 85633978:Translating 192.168.3.80->67.10.xxx.xxx for 64.140.xxx.xxxIf you have a “h323 friendly” router, like the linksys series, you may be surprised that you do not need to forward ports for outgoing calls, the router will let yo do outgoing calls .
But for incoming calls you need the port forwarding or put the quintum on the DMZ zone.
Best luck!!!
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