Michael Collins wrote:
On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 9:59 AM, Chav Paskov <chavpaskov@shaw.ca> wrote:
Hi , is it possible to use mod_limit in case if the end point is not registered / gateway for example/.
Could you add some detail to this question? What are you trying to do? (mod_limit may or may not work, but there might be another solution which is why I am asking.)
-MC
Regards Chav
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i have few gateways under my ACL that are allowed to send calls to FS, but i want to be able to enforce "capacity" policy on the traffic coming from any one of them depending on total termination capacity on my termination end. Let say GW 1 has to be limited to make 10 simultaneous calls while GW2 could make up to 30 and so on. Regards Chav