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VT1000 LAN Pass Through?
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dibrahim
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Joined: Sep 15, 2006
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Posted:
Fri Sep 15, 2006 5:47 pm
Post subject: VT1000 LAN Pass Through?
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
Steve48
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Joined: Aug 30, 2005
Posts: 4777
Posted:
Fri Sep 15, 2006 6:50 pm
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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.
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