Aware of Gatekeeper address lookup failures

How can I know when a Gatekeeper send an resolution failure to gateway.
thanks

You can use the following commands on the gatekeeper:
term mon
debug h225 asn1
debug gatekeeper main 10
These will show you the messages sent between the gateway and gatekeeper as well as the gatekeeper logic for accepting or rejecting the call. Be sure to do "undebug all" when you're finished.
Hope this helps. If so, please rate the post.
Brandon

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Uwe,
I have synchonised the user object, and strange thing is that the nickname addresses actually appear in the user object under the "View Email Addresses" list, in the "Nickname Email Addresses" section. So the user object looks correct.
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I installed Oracle805, setup 2 patches.
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1999
Copyright (c) Oracle Corporation 1979, 1994. All rights
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ANdrey (guest) wrote:
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D))) <machine: ..., pid: ...>
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