RADVision MCU-323, User Manual

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Configuring the Built–in Gatekeeper
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Disabling the Built–in Gatekeeper
The built–in Gatekeeper is enabled by default. If you decide to work with an external
gatekeeper, you must disable the built–in Gatekeeper for this MCU-323.
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To disable the Built–in Gatekeeper
1. From the Network Control screen, clear the Accept Registration and Accept Calls
check boxes. The Gatekeeper will not accept any dynamic registrations or call
requests. Use the
Ongoing Calls and Online Endpoints counters to monitor the
number of calls and registered endpoints.
2. If the Ongoing Calls and Online Endpoints counters do not drop to 0, click the
Unregister All and Disconnect All buttons to unregister any remaining endpoints and
disconnect any ongoing calls .
3. Clear the GK On check box. You are prompted to confirm this action. You will lose
all Gatekeeper configuration settings that you have not saved to a file. When you
confirm, the built–in Gatekeeper is inactivated.
Note
Endpoints may remain online if they are disconnected from the network in a disorderly
manner. In this case, Online Endpoints and Ongoing Calls will continue showing activity.
The same occurs if such an endpoint registered forwarding information. In this case, disable
the Gatekeeper by clearing the GK On parameter.
Alias Assignment
If the endpoint supports dynamic registration, you have to enable the Gatekeeper to add the
registration data to the predefined properties. Otherwise, no calls are forwarded to the
predefined aliases.
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To enable the Gatekeeper to add endpoint registration data to predefined properties
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In the Network Control screen, select the Alias Assignment check box and click Ok .
You can now make a call to predefined aliases of dynamically registered endpoints.