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Vonage Power up the RTP300 with nothing attached. Temporarily plug a computer into the
Power up the RTP300 with nothing attached. Temporarily plug a computer into the RTP300. Turn off its firewall, QoS, and everything else you can find except the basics. Set it to "automatically get IP from server" or set it's client IP to a fixed IP outside the DHCP range of your NetGear but on the same subnet. Turn ON remote administration.
I do NOT see the QoS selection anywhere. Can you elaborate where I can turn it on or off?
Should I also turn off "DHCS" in the RTP300?
OK, here's the part I don't understand, under "Setup/Basic Setup" there is a dropdown combo box that has "obtain an IP automatically", the 2 other selections are "PPPoe", "Static IP".
Below that, the entry "Local IP address:" is default to 192.168.15.1
The Netgear LAN defaults to 192.168.0.1, so even If I select "obtain an IP automatically", it seems the Netgear will never really even "sees" the RTP300, since its outside its own private network. I will try setting RTP300 to static IP of 192.168.0.55 and then reserve that IP in the Netgear outside the DHCP range in the Netgear and see what happens. :eek:
Of course, I plug any PC into the Netgear and use the RTP300 just as the Vonage device.
The main stumbling block I have seen after putting the RTP after the Netgear router ( as just a client ), is that the Netgear doesn't
even "see" the RTP300 as a client! I look at the "Attached devices" tab in the Netgear admin and all it shows is the computer directly attached. No dial tone either.
I see others have given up on trying the keep their Netgear wireless WGT624v2, since it has these problems seeing the RTP300. I'd hate to be forced to "upgrade" to a more expensive wireless router just because of Vonage.
Could there be a problem with the MAC addresses? I see a setting on the RTP300 under the Access Restrictions tab that is "Block Anoymous Internet Requests" and "Filter Multicasts". Both of these are enabled. Is that ok?
Read The Full Thread: RTP300 + WGT654v2 Problem
• After reading the dozen or so posts, I've given up even thinking about putting
• Here's what I'd try, just in case you haven't tried this configuration:
1.
• Everything Nate just said is great advice, and right on. One caveat though, if
• Good point. If the NetGear can't do any QoS, then the other option is to put the RTP300
• I've had a similar situation setting up my network and hopefully
have an answer
• QoS should be under "Applications and Gaming".
You mean DHCP? No,
• Well, I think darin_n actually hit it. I do have everything working as he described,
• If it works now, I wouldn't bother switching to a crossover. Obviously, one or
• NorthIL, make sure you set the Netgear's LAN IP to be 192.168.15.2, so that clients
NorthIL posted "Power up the RTP300 with nothing attached. Temporarily plug a computer into the" on 12/14/2005 |
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