[cisco-voip] H.323 endpoints

Wes Sisk wsisk at cisco.com
Thu Oct 12 20:47:03 EDT 2006


not necessarily.  Cisco has a preferred range 16384-32767 
(0x4000-0x7FFF), but this is no requirement and not even all Cisco 
devices follow it.

/Wes

Simon, Bill wrote:
> This makes sense.  Does it use the same ports for the audio path as 
> skinny?
>
>
> Wes Sisk wrote:
>> Bill,
>>
>> Yeah, not much out there.  point your h323 client (netmeeting) to the 
>> IP of CM.  CM listens on tcp:1720 - standard TCP port for h323 call 
>> setup (note this is not the RAS port, UDP:1719).  In CM define the 
>> netmeeting client either by IP address or by hostname.  If you define 
>> by hostname then CM must be able to resolve that name to the correct 
>> IP of the client PC.  Configure the client as an h323 phone in CM.
>>
>> /Wes
>>
>> Simon, Bill wrote:
>>> I'm thinking about using an H.323 soft client with CallManager and 
>>> finding the documentation to be sparse.  Or maybe I just don't know 
>>> where to look.  Is there a specific setup guide for H.323 protocol 
>>> (endpoints) with CallManager?
>>>
>>> A generic question... is there any way to set up H.323 endpoints 
>>> without a gatekeeper?  Would there be any value in this or would it 
>>> mean dialing by IP address?
>>>
>>>
>>>   
>



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