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Cisco Meeting Server Release 2.0+ : H.323 Gateway Deployment Guide
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Depending on the type of call(s) or meetings you intend to have, read and follow the example(s)
in the appropriate section(s).
in the appropriate section(s).
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Note:
1) H.323 signaling is unencrypted, so you can use pcap to obtain an H.323 trace. In addition, the
MMP command h323_gateway trace_level <level> provides additional logging to aid
troubleshooting by Cisco support. You may be asked to provide traces for levels 0, 1 or 2.
1) H.323 signaling is unencrypted, so you can use pcap to obtain an H.323 trace. In addition, the
MMP command h323_gateway trace_level <level> provides additional logging to aid
troubleshooting by Cisco support. You may be asked to provide traces for levels 0, 1 or 2.
2) Support for legacy gatekeepers and endpoints: some old H.323 gatekeepers do not provide
the domain in destination addresses for outgoing calls, and cannot handle a domain for
incoming calls. These gatekeepers supply and require an E.164 address or H.323 id for the
address. There are commands to support these devices, see
incoming calls. These gatekeepers supply and require an E.164 address or H.323 id for the
address. There are commands to support these devices, see
address handling for older gatekeepers " on page 34 for more details.
3.1 Inbound call from an H.323 endpoint registered to an H.323 Gateway
Example setup:
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Calling party’s H.323 endpoint alias: h323@h323.com
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Dialing space URI: example.cospace@example.com
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