GNU Gatekeeper 2.2.6

GNU Gatekeeper is a open-source H.323 gatekeeper used for managing VoIP calls between devices and networks. Originally developed by Jan Willamowius, this software application provides a centralized solution for call routing, address translation, and bandwidth management in H.323-based VoIP networks.

Key features of GNU Gatekeeper include call admission control to manage and prioritize calls based on bandwidth availability, network address translation (NAT) traversal to enable communication between devices on private IP networks, and user authentication for secure connections.

With GNU Gatekeeper, users can set up and configure a dedicated VoIP server to effectively route calls, control call quality, and ensure smooth communication across different devices and networks. The software supports various H.323-compatible endpoints, gateways, and terminals, making it a versatile choice for organizations looking to deploy VoIP solutions.

Whether you are setting up a small business phone system or managing a large-scale VoIP network, GNU Gatekeeper offers a reliable and efficient solution for handling call routing, authentication, and bandwidth management. Its open-source nature allows for flexibility and customization to meet specific communication requirements.

• Manage VoIP calls in H.323-based networks
• Control call admission and prioritize bandwidth
• Enable NAT traversal for communication across private networks
• Provide user authentication for secure connections
• Support various H.323-compatible endpoints and terminals