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Vonage wow, sorry for the mess-up.
If you were to experiment again, I would try this:
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wow, sorry for the mess-up.
If you were to experiment again, I would try this:
[Before you start] Open browser, go to 192.168.1.1, username/pass admin/admin (assuming you have not changed the defaults of the linksys router) check the bottom window and make sure "obtain an ip automatically" or "static ip" is set. Go to status page, record ip address for wan connection (it will probably be 192.168.102.100).
[Step 1] Unplug your pc from the linksys, set your lan connection to obtain ip address automatically (dhcp), connect the pc directly to your modem. From a dos prompt, type ipconfig /renew [enter] followed by ipconfig [enter] record your ip address. It should not be anything that starts with 192.168.x.x. Open your browser, surf somewhere (except this site, it keeps going down :D ) If this step fails, then you need to reexamine what is needed from your isp to get online (username/pw etc)
[Step 2] Unplug your pc from the modem set the pc's ip to 192.168.102.2/sub 255.255.255.0/gw 192.168.102.1 , connect your pc to the pc port of the vt1000 and browse to 192.168.102.1 disable nat, set the wan side to dhcp if it isn't already (don't forget this step!!!). Save changes and allow the mta to reboot.
[Step 3] Unplug your pc from the vt1000, set the ip back to dhcp like you did in step one. Plug the wan port of the mta into the back of your modem, plug the pc port of your mta to your pc. Check your modem and pc for link lights showing valid connections to the mta. From a dos prompt, type ipconfig /renew [enter] followed by ipconfig [enter] record your ip address. It should not be anything that starts with 192.168.x.x. Open your browser, surf somewhere. If this step fails, then either the mta is not forwarding properly, there is a connection problem, or your dns settings are not set properly.
[Step 4] Unlplug your pc from the mta, plug the linksys wan port to the mta pc port, plug your pc into the lan side of the linksys. From a dos prompt, type ipconfig /renew [enter] followed by ipconfig [enter] record your ip address. It SHOULD start with 192.168.x.x. Open a browser and attempt to surf somewhere. If this fails, open 192.168.1.1 (assuming the ip address the linksys gave you was 192.168.1.x) enter username password (default admin/admin). Go to the status page and make sure the wan ip address has some ip other than 192.168.x.x. You may need to click dhcp release/renew.
That should do it, if you follow these steps and record where the train left the tracks, we can troubleshoot what to do next.
Read The Full Thread: My setup: Cable modem -> VT1000 with QoS -> Linksys BE
• I thought I would share my setup with others in case they ran into the same problem
• Keep us posted on the reliability (if you have any reboots) of the VT1005 using
• I will be watching this too since it's almost the same hardware I have. I admit I
• I've been doing some external port scans to see if having the vt1000 in front causes
• that last post was by me.
• Justpaul:
Hmm, that's very interesting. I think I could figure out what you've
• Could you give me a few more details?
Is the Netgear a hub or a NAT router?
If
• JustPaul:
Sorry about that. The netgear is - well, WAS - a router. I decided
• JustPaul:
Holy Cow! I decided to experiment with turning the MTA into a bridge.
justpaul posted "wow, sorry for the mess-up.
If you were to experiment again, I would try this:
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