Disabling The Gatekeeper Function When There Are Ongoing Calls - RADVision L2W-323 User Manual

Advanced Gatekeeper Configuration
Disabling the Gatekeeper Function when there are
Ongoing Calls
The Gatekeeper function is enabled by default. If you decide to work with an external
Gatekeeper, you have to disable the Gatekeeper function for this Gateway. You can disable
the Gatekeeper function before you configure the Gateway and start making calls, or you
can shut off the Gatekeeper function after you have configured it and started making calls.
For information on disabling the Gatekeeper before it is active, see "Disabling the
Gatekeeper Function" in Chapter 5, "Basic Configuration."
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To disable the Gatekeeper function when it is active
1. Start the OnLAN Configure 323 configuration software and select the Gateway in
which you want to disable the Gatekeeper function.
2. From the Configuration Source screen, select the Gatekeeper Setup option. The
Application Parameters options screen is displayed.
3. Click Network Control. The Network Control screen is displayed.
4. 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.
3. 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.
5. Clear the GK On check box. You are prompted to confirm this action. You will lose
all configuration settings you did not save to a file. If you confirm, the Gatekeeper
function is no longer active.
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.
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