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Vonage OK, I'm going out on a limb here since I don't actually have one, but:
With the
OK, I'm going out on a limb here since I don't actually have one, but:
With the new Motorola VT1000 (1005) ATA/router, your connection should be more like this:
Connect the Cable or DSL modem network output (RJ45) to the WAN connection on the VT 1000 >
Connect the PC port on the VT1000 to the hub >
Leave your 2 PC's connected to the hub >
Oh, yeah, plug the phone into the VT1000.
That way the ATA/router will be in line with the modem, and your connection should work best, from what I'm reading. This works because the WAN port on the VT1000 is incoming, and the PC port is an outgoing port.
With the Cisco ATA, the previous notes are correct in that you'd just plug the Cisco into the hub along with all your other stuff. HOWEVER: you'll have to have a third IP address, or disconnect one of your computers. Purchasing a router for use with the Cisco ATA would solve this issue, as the router would replace your hub and would assign internal IPs to your two computers and the Cisco ATA. With the VT1000, this should not be necessary, as I believe it contains a router already.
Which ATA are you using?
Hope this helps.
Read The Full Thread: do I need a router?
• Hi.
I have Time Warner Road Runner cable. I pay for 2 IP addresses for my tiny
• this is actually preferable, in a way, since the ATA won't be at the mercy of your
• I am confused, or missing something. If I connect the cord from the modem to the
• but if you have a hub, plug the cable modem into the hub. then plug your router (or
• You are going to have three devices with only two IP addresses. The only way this
• a friend of mine is doing it. if you put the ATA in front of the router, the router
• The VT1000 manual shows to attach the VT1000 to the router and the router should
• Isn't the VT1000 a combined ATA and router?
If so, and assuming you're using
dg posted "OK, I'm going out on a limb here since I don't actually have one, but:
With the" on 11/21/2003 |
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