RE: [Openh323gk-developer] bandwidth management

[Olivier G. <oli...@ca...>]

Hello,

To disable Bandwidth you must not use the '-b' option and you must not have 
the "Bandwidth=3D" parameter in the "Gatekeeper::Main" of the configuration file.

Otherwise it may be a problem of your Endpoint. If you use an endpoint based on 
OpenH323 you will request a bandwith =3D 100000 by default in the ARQ and so on the gk 
will answer with an ACF with bandwidth =3D 100000 but it means that it will consider 
100000*100=3D10Mbit/s of bandwidth used for your call....

Olivier.


> ------- Message d'origine ------- 
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> From :  najeeb.ahmed  <naj...@ex...>
> Date : Wed, 22 Jan 2003 13:34:11 +0530
>
>hi,
>
>I have been using gnugk version2.0.2 and i have observed that after
>making a few calls (IP-IP), you get an message saying "Call aborted,
>insufficient bandwidth".  I have tried setting the option
>"TotalBandwidth =3D 0" in the configuration file to disable bandwidth
>management. I also tried setting the "TotalBandwidth =3D 1000000", to give
>a very high bandwidth value.  But none worked. I am not using the "-b"
>option at the command prompt which the documentation says, if not
>specified will disable bandwidth management. Is there any other way of
>disabling the bandwidth?
>
>thanks,
>Najeeb.
>
>
>
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