09-10-2012 06:10 AM - edited 03-17-2019 11:45 PM
Hi,
I am unable to make a conference call between two TANDBERG Codec C60 when they are making use of H323 protocol.
I have 1 VCS where Interworking is configured.
09-10-2012 07:02 AM
Hi Elie
We need a lot more information than this
Are both the units registered on H323 and is it even enabled?
What do you see when you try to initiate the call? What is the error?
Can you see something in the VCS eventlogs of what might have happened?
Is there anything else that might be of intrest to us? Firewalls or anything similar?
/Magnus
09-10-2012 07:06 AM
Apart from the things what Magnus has mentioned check if you have any transforms on VCS that might be creating the problem??
thanks
Alok
09-10-2012 08:20 AM
> I have 1 VCS where Interworking is configured.
Are you making a native H.323-H.323 call between two C60 or interworking call from C60 that registered on VCS as H.323 Endpoint?
If native call, do you have “any alias match” search rule on VCS?
If interworking call from H.323 Endpoint to SIP UA, do you have “regex” search rule (or search rule that matchup SIP URL)?
What status in search history shows when you made call from H.323-C60, “Found”, “Not found”, “No route to destination”, any other status?
What status in call history shows when you made call from H.323-C60, “Normal call clearing”, “Request Terminated”, “404 Not Found” , any other status?
09-11-2012 07:10 AM
Hi,
Guys the situation is as follows:
The logs on the VCS are not clear. to conclude, H323<->H323 calls is not successful.
Actually, I did this interworking to overcome the license limitation I have for non-traversal license, which is limited to 20.
Thanks,
Elie
09-11-2012 07:36 AM
Hi Elie,
can you post the search details from the VCS for this call??
also have you checked if you have any transformation on VCS?
cheers
Alok
09-11-2012 07:50 AM
Hi,
Note, Between 2 Codec on running H323 and the other SIP it is working fine.
Alok, from where to get the search details ? Ia musing version X6.0 on the VCS.
09-11-2012 09:01 AM
09-11-2012 09:09 AM
Hi Elie,
you can go under status page on VCS and select search histroy. then search for your call.
click on that and it will show you the search history of the call and error what occurred in the call.
paste the search histroy so that we can also see whats happening. you can also collect the logs on vcs by logging to vcs as admin from CLI and run the command netlog 2. capture the window.
make a call wait for it to fail and then search the call and error if you see any.
Thanks
Alok
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