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3rd January 2004 at 05:32 #26000hwykingGuest
David,
I think the issue with your modem is the ability to open the UDP and TCP ports back towards the tenor, that is of course if you are setting up the modem as a router at the same time, but I really do not think that option is available on your modem..check it out, as for cisco, you should be able to use it as a router, I can not help you with the conf on the cisco but I am sure someone else reading this might do that, I still can not understand if you can get a cisco how come you can not get a dlink or linksys, they are both cheaper than cisco.
Hwyking
3rd January 2004 at 07:57 #26001NonameGuestI will be very interested to know if your solution is posible with the speedtouch pro, since I need to setup the same configuration in about two months.
That will means one less box in betwen.
The dream box for me will be the one that have a ADSL modem, a router and a VPN tunnel machine all in one.Anyone have seen one????? I think that that will be as extrange as a unicorn.
Linksys routers are sold for about $50-$75 on the US.
Any good link to information about the Alcatel speedtouch pro????
3rd January 2004 at 08:29 #26002Hi Hwyking and NonameGuestI will try both options, the speed touch pro or otherwise i’ll try n get the linksys router from maybe uk.
For a good link about s p e e d t o u c h p r o, try this one:
h t t p : / / w w w . p e t r i . c o . i l / t i p s _ a n d _ t r i c k s . h t m
or you can download the cli guide at:
h t t p : / / w w w . s p e e d t o u c h d s l . c o m / s u p p o r t . h t m
I hope i have been of some help to you.
By the way, I am setting up for some t e r m i n a t i o n and do you think that port forwarding will have any effect on voice packets???(just to make sure)
Thanks,
David
3rd January 2004 at 17:00 #26003NonameGuestLooks like I will be learning something from this.
I found a page about speedtouch, and they make a DSL modem, with built in router and VPN tunnel capabilities.
I think that it could be a big solution for Quintum units on ADSL services, since I could build a tunnel end to end and have the Quintums in a static route on internal I.P.
ABout packeting forwarding or port forwarding on a router: On a real router, the delay should be so minimun that I doubt that will experience any quality issues.
I have it done with other units, like the Aplio-pro phones and works like a champ.
Where do you plan to get the speedtouch pro from????
4th January 2004 at 05:25 #26004Hi NonameGuestActually I have the speedtouch home which am gonna get tweaked to pro.
My second option is the linksys router. I have located a model BEFSR41.
Let me have ur views.
David
4th January 2004 at 17:32 #26005NonameGuestI did the same research than you ,I guess.
I could not locate any speedtouch Pro, with the four ports. Looks like there are not too many .
Found a lot of links to sites that teach you how to transform a Home version to a Pro version by changing some parameters on it.
I guess it is worth a try.
About the Linksys. That is the same model that I have right here on my desk. On my case it is working on cable modem, using dhcp, but i just opened the menu up and it does have the PPOe option on it.
The only trouble that i ever had with it , it was with the DMZ zone.
When I tried to put a Aplio Pro phone on the DMZ zoen, it did not work.But when I port forward the right ports, It works like a champ.
Seems like the DMZ zone did not work, but it is a isolated incident, with a very particular piece of equipment (Aplio Pro).Good luck,and if you need to run a test to another Quintum Gateway, let me know.
Write to mike3799@yahoo.com5th January 2004 at 05:25 #26006To NonameGuestHi Buddy,
I am somewhat concerned when you mention DMZ doesn’t work with the Aplio Pro. Have you tried placing the Tenor in DMZ with the Linksys or do you think that port forwarding on the linksys will do the job.
David
5th January 2004 at 12:45 #26007Noname to DavidGuestThis was a while ago, and details are kind of foggy .
What I remember is that I put the Aplio on the DMZ zone and did not work.
But when I did port forwarding, the unit worked O.K.
But later I found out that the Linksys is somehow “H323 friendly”
That means, that after a device that is on the LAN side conects to a device on the outside using H323, the darn switch opens up like a pinhole or tunnel on the switch, betwen the internal address and the outside lan, and keeps it until the unit is powered down.
If you have something like a ATA device on the inside, on the lan, you may not need to do port forwarding at all.
Except that when you change internal I.P. address changes, the packets keep going to the old addreess on the lan.
Somehow the linksys “remembers” that the last packet of thet type used to go to such and I.P.
It goes away and clears when you power it down.
The short version: Do not panic based only on what I said about DMZ.
It very well could have been a operator error.
Or like we say in Texas, the trouble is betwen the chair and the keyboard.
Regards!!!!
Noname
16th January 2004 at 06:41 #26008raiGuesthi,
i have an adsl with fixed ip connected to alcatel speedtouch pro and next i have a tenor a800. what options are there for me to put a voip network? what config do i need on the speedtouch pro?thank you everyone16th January 2004 at 09:16 #26009JohnGuestRai,
Do you have only one fixed ip? Have u managed to connect to a carrier and o r i g i n a t e or t e r m i n a t e till now?
17th January 2004 at 14:08 #26010raiGuesthi,
thanks for the reply,
yes, there is only one fixed ip and connection to a carrier is possible.
curretly, calls can be made and recieved but sometimes nothing works or one way only.
i found that rebooting the speedtouch makes calls possible. what do you suggest? is there was possible problem with the speedtouch?thanks John
22nd January 2004 at 03:44 #26011OsamaGuestHi All,
Anyway I have a Speedtouch DSL modem 510 and I setting up the DSL to connect to ISP without and PPPOE application on my PC. so you can connect it directly to your ISP and then you can using it as a router and you can open and close any ports using CLI commands or web interface.
15th January 2005 at 16:56 #26012IsmailGuesthow I can entering the gonfiguration to obtain IP address automatically to the quintum Gateway A400/A800 cauze my ISP use DHCP or router I need manual PFD so My e-mail it has large storge 250MB so please send to me
6th June 2005 at 13:18 #26013VesGuestHello everybody ,
I would like to ask you is it possible to upgrade Aplio Pro to H323 device or SIP device6th June 2005 at 14:28 #26014UnknownVesGuestVes,
Please tell us exactly what does your question have to do with this message thread topic of “ADSL (PPPoE) for A800”
I would suggest that you if you would like answers you post them to relevant topics or create a new thread.
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