telx|vision:IP Business’s Gary Kim TMC’s Conference Topic #2
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telx|vision Presents: telx’s Hunter Newby discusses todays telecom topics such as Ethernet in the Enterprise sector, LAN to WAN, Video and VOIP Peering with IP Business Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief Gary Kim at TMCs INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on January 23, 2007.
Duration : 0:3:13
September 30th, 2008
Acredo ™ Website – VoIP 2
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Videoclips to add to our website for Acredo(tm). Acredo ™ is an emerging worldwide leader in managed hosted Internet service for small business located in Panama city FL. Our mission, “Improving the way the world communicates…one business at a time.”
Duration : 0:0:9
esky businessBridge mode – 2wire2701HGV-W and Netgear WGT624?
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The voip phone service my small business uses told us that our 2wire modem/router is to blame for all our recent dropped calls. They recommend operating in bridge mode by disabling the router aspect of the 2wire and adding an additional router to our office (as I understand it). So I called our ISP yesterday to get things set up, and their instructions ended up severing our internet connection and thus cutting off our phones as well – which took much of the morning to correct.
Does anyone know if the 2wire and Netgear devices we have will be compatible, and if so, how do we set them up in bridge mode to eliminate our dropped calls? Do we install the Netgear first and then go through bridge mode set up?
I appreciate all the help you can offer.
Well, I am using the 2wire 2701 with a linksys router behind it and the VOIP attached to the Linksys with no issues at all. VOIP supplied by Vonage. I have connected the Vonage unit directly to the 2wire as well with no issues whatever so it really shouldn't matter where in the circuit your VOIP is attached… (Meaning I question your VOIP suppliers answer!)
All that you really need to do is leave the 2wire just as it is NO CHANGES. Assign a static address within the netgear on the wan side, say 192.168.1.10 and set the subnet to 255.255.255.0 and the gateway address to 192.168.1.254 (the 2wire default!) Put in your DNS ips. Then on the 2wire put the 192.168.1.10 into the "DMZ" meaning everything inbound will pass to the Netgear.
Be sure that the LAN setting for the netgear are set to a different IP range… use 192.168.0.x or 192.168.10.x anything except the 192.168.1.x that the 2wire is set to use. (Otherwise you will have all sorts of non working issues!)
Check the http://2wire.com site for help with DMZ but it is easy to set just open your web browser to http://gateway.2wire.net and go to the FIREWALL settings.. you will see the DMZ listed. Just put the netgears "static" Ip into that and you should be good to go.
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LINKSYS PHONE ADAPTER WITH 2PORT VOIP -VONAGE VERSION
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