VT1000 LAN Pass Through?

Posts: 1 · New Forum Member Joined: Sep 15, 2006 Posts: 1

I'm having an issue with two devices (PC and XBOX 360) on my network communicating with each other. I've isolated the issue to my Vonage Voip box - when I take the box out of the loop, the two devices can communicate without a hitch. Here's my setup: cable modem is hooked into a D-link router. The Xbox is hooked into one router port while the Voip box is hooked into another. The PC is hooked into the Voip box.

How do I configure the Voip box to allow the two devices to communicate?

FYI - The Motorola modem says its a VT1000 when I access the adapter GUI but the bottom of the modem says VT1005V

Posts: 4777 · Vonage Forum **MVM** Joined: Aug 30, 2005 Posts: 4777

The problem is that the two devices are on different subnets. If you have another LAN port on the D-link, the easiest thing is to plug your computer in there. Just let the VT1005 do its thing as a phone adapter and nothing more.

If you don't have an available port on the D-link, then check out this thread. Unfortunately, I'm not sure that the VT1005 is sophisticated enough as a router to be configured the way you want.