Re: [GnomeMeeting-list] GM setting for gnugk

[daniel huhardeaux <devel tootai net>]

Yoriaki FUJIMORI a écrit :

> Dear list,
>  
Hi Yoriaki

> I have got a small network at home.  My global IP is given to
> the router, while one of Linux boxes is set up as the DMZ
> machine.  This DMZ box can make an access to other PCs
> in the Internet via GM, both video and audio streams.
> No problem.
>
> Now, I am planning to run gnugk on this DMZ box, and that
> other PCs with local IPs will be connected to the Internet
> via that gnugk server.
> On the server, I run SuSE9.1/i386, and gnugk will be started
> by a stock shell script.  All I did was to  modify /etc/gnugk.ini.
> I guess gnugk is running.  There is no firewall.
> On a client with local IP, I tried to make H323 settings.
>
> My questions are: how should I fill in these blanks for
> Gatekeeper settings?  When I point the blank with mouse, some
> explanations appear, but they still seem to be vague to me.
> Is there any good document for this?
>  
You *must* read carefully the documentation of gnugk. Basically, in GM 
you put in GateKeeper preferences alias and password you're using 
accordly to your GK setup (eg Radius authentication). You can ask GM to 
discover automagically the GK. In your logs you should see "Registred 
with Gatekeeper "Name of your GK host_or_IP" At this point you're registred.

You can monitor GnuGK on port 7000 from the box he's running. Also, 
launch it with -vvvvvv to be more verbose. But all the work has to be 
done on GK.

--
Daniel