Re: [Openh323gk-developer] vqueue

[Zygmuntowicz M. <m.z...@on...>]

You can user either RadAliasAuth or SQLAuth
to perform number rewriting (call redirection).
RadAliasAuth gives you access to any backend
that is supported by your RADIUS server.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "James Saunders" <jam...@ho...>
Sent: Sunday, September 04, 2005 3:37 AM


> Thanks for the quick reply Jan.  Much obliged.  The current problem at hand 
> is I need a routing solution for aproximately 140,000 unique dialed digit 
> patterns (npanxx's).  I think gnugk is great and would be even greater if I 
> could figure out how to do this.  My current routing solution is the 
> internal tables and two stage rewrites w/ RewriteE164 and GWRewrites 
> outbound.  The server however did not like my 140,000 RewriteE164's and came 
> to a virtual stand still trying to load the .ini.  Is there a solution to 
> this?  I'd love to have either vqueues work w/ Setup messages, or an 
> SQLRoute module of sorts that would allow Rewrite's to dialeddigits based on 
> a lookup in an sql db.  I've been over the gnugk documentation scratching my 
> brain, pondering how to achieve this and haven't come up with a solution as 
> of yet.  I should probably explain my server config.  I have it accepting 
> unregistered calls and doing authentication on matching pins found with 
> RewriteE164's.  It rewrites the client pin to a routing block of sorts 
> denoted by a code, *10# would be one block.  I then associated *10# with a 
> permanant endpoint and a GWRewrite to rewrite the *10# to the pin required 
> by the endpoint and viola, signal routing.  There is no RAS (inconvenient to 
> require gateways to register to a gatekeeper) & signalling is on 1720 as it 
> is essentially acting as an ip to ip gateway or signalling proxy.
> 
> James Saunders
> 
> 
>>From: Jan Willamowius <ja...@wi...>
>>Reply-To: ope...@li...
>>To: ope...@li...
>>Subject: Re: [Openh323gk-developer] vqueue
>>Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 22:31:50 +0200
>>
>>Its true, currently only calls via ARQ are supported on virtual queues.
>>The answer why is pretty simple: Implementing it for Setups is a bit
>>more difficult than for ARQs and nobody needed it bad enough so far.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Jan
>>
>>
>>James Saunders wrote:
>> > I am using gnugk simply as a signalling gateway... no arq's...  All
>>calls
>> > start simply w/ a setup message.  I've read in the manual that you can
>>only
>> > use vqueue's with ARQ's.  It would be GREAT if I could use them w/
>>Setup's.
>> > Is this possible?  And if not could you perhaps give a brief
>>explanation as
>> > to why?
>> >
>> > James Saunders
>>
>>--
>>Jan Willamowius, ja...@wi..., http://www.willamowius.de/