Cisco Systems D14659.03 Gatekeeper status

Displaying the built-in gatekeeper registration list

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Gatekeeper status

The number of registered devices is shown in the format X / Y where Y is the number of registered

devices that your built-in gatekeeper is licensed for. Equal ly, the total number of registered IDs is shown

as Z / 1000, where 1000 is the maximum number of registrati ons allowed over all registered devices.

Below these summary figures is a table showing individua l registrations. Registrations can be viewed by

registered ID (the "ID view") or by device (the "Registratio n view"), giving complete and easily searchable

lists. Switch between the views by clicking on the appr opriate button.

The Registration view shows the summary per device (also k nown as the registrant), while the ID view

shows individual registrations. This means that registratio ns from the same device are not necessarily

listed together in the ID view but the view can be sorte d by Registrant or Index to help you identify IDs

belonging to the same registrant.

ID view

Field

Field description Usage tips

ID

The ID which the registrant has registered

with the gatekeeper.

IDs can be numbers, H.323 IDs or

prefixes.

Type

The type of registration.

One of: E.164 (digits), H.323 ID or Prefix.

Index

This registrations index within the total

number of registrations that this registrant

has made with the gatekeeper.

In the format X / Y where Y is the number

of registrations that this registrant has

made with the built-in gatekeeper, and X

is this particular registration's position

within the total. Therefore, if a device

registered 3 IDs with the gatekeeper and

this was the second registration to be

made, the Index would be 2 / 3.

Registrant

The IP address of the device that this

registration was made from.

If the remote device has indicated via the

RAI (Resource Availability Indication)

mechanism that it is close to its resource

limit, the Registrant will be labeled as

"almost out of resources".

Contents

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