[SPAM] - [cisco-voip] Load balancing/ overflow handling with IP-IP gateways? - Email found in subject

[Marc Hering]

AS far as I know, that is what a Gatekeeper is for...  You setup a
Gatekeeper and then instead of pointing your dial plan to the Gateway.,
you register the gateways with a gatekeeper...then the GK can managed
the resources and load balance between them...


I could be wrong but this is what I remember reading.,. 

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[mailto:cisco-voip-bounces at puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of David Stanaway
Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 12:26 PM
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Subject: [SPAM] - [cisco-voip] Load balancing/ overflow handling with
IP-IP gateways? - Email found in subject

Does anyone know of a way to have IP-IP gateways such as the the 3745
configured to redirect a call rather than rejecting a call when it
overflows its resources?

Currently when the gateway has insufficient resources to accept a new
call, it returns an ARJ reason 47 (Resource unavailable), is there a way
to change that so that it instead bounces the call to another gateway?

The calls are coming in h323 direct to the gateway (Not able to use a GK
to load balance).

--
David Stanaway <david at dialmex.net>

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