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Vonage There are several issues at work in your situation.
1. There are a lot of people
There are several issues at work in your situation.
1. There are a lot of people having issues in India because of the ISP there.
2. In your case, I think you have a setup problem. So let's see if the following instruction can help you.
I am assuming that you have the following setup:
DSL -> Modem -> RTP300 -> PC.
I am assuming that your Modem is simply that, not a Modem/Router
combination.
Correct?
The reason why things get complicated with DSL is because there must be a point at which your network logs into the system using PPoE. In your case, before you got the RTP300, you probably had the following setup:
DSL -> Modem -> PC.
Is this correct? If so, put your configuration into this mode and see if your PC can connect to the internet without any problems.
If your PC can connect to the internet without any problems, then your PC is acting as the login point to the DSL service assuming that you don't have a modem/router combination.
By inserting the RTP300 between the Modem and the PC, you need to now program the RTP300 to act as the login point to the DSL service. Try the following:
1. Connect the PC to one of the ports in the RTP300. Make sure that the RTP300 is power on but not connected to the modem yet.
2. In your PC, type in 192.168.15.1 in your Internet Explorer. Make sure to select PPoE in your setup.
Enable PPPoE:
3. Select PPPoE from the connection type drop down menu.
Contact your DSL provider for this information. If you have a DSL modem and are NOT using a router in front of the Phone Adapter, select Enable PPPoE and type the Service Name, User Name, and Password provided by your DSL provider.
4. You might have to clone your MAC address in your RTP300 to your computer MAC address.
Save your settings.
5. Now turn off your entire system.
6. Wait 5 minutes. Then first turn on your modem and wait until all its lights are on.
7. Then connect the modem through the ethernet wire to the WAN or "Internet" port of the RTP300 and then turn the RTP300 on. Wait until all the lights are on. Is the phone 1 light on? If so, then try a test call by connecting a phone to the Phone 1 in the back.
If everything works, then your last step is to connect from port 1 of your RTP300 to your computer using an ethernet cable. Then you want to turn on the PC and it should let you access the internet for you.
You might have to uninstall the software from your ISP on your PC if your Vonage phone service is working.
Also, it is possible that your ISP is intentionally blocking the Vonage ports.
I hope this helps, mundy5.
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mundy5 posted "There are several issues at work in your situation.
1. There are a lot of people" on 03/04/2006 |
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