eosirl2
join:2007-07-24
Provo, UT
| reply to chpalmer
Re: [Equipment] Can not login at 192.168.15.100
Thanks for the advice.
I have placed the RTP300 in front of the wireless router and the 0.1 address works, but then I have no wireless internet access, hence the need for the Straight through cable I bet.
So I can configure the basic settings as admin, admin works on that level.
Funny thing happened though, when doing this, Line 1 of the RTP300. which i had bought off ebay, starts ringing. I answer, and there's a girl on line looking for Michelle. No Michelle in my house. So I got to thinking, that I must have an activate XML file if I can receive calls, although the status of the phones in basic settings says the unit isn't provisioned ( don't understand that if I am receiving calls)
So, next question, is there a way to get access to the XML to the Admin login name and password, so I can get rid of this other person's number and allow me to upgrade the firmaware. I tried the Cyt Utility to change the passwords but it hangs in the process and fails to complete the change. I suspect that the firmware of 5.01.04 is the problem there.
Is there anyway to somehow get the XML data info and resolve my issues.
Any advice again would be most welcome. (again!) |
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chpalmer
join:2002-11-18
Belfair, WA | Try restarting the wireless router and computer.
You should have internet access with the way its set up.
How is your computers tcp settings configured? |
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chpalmer
join:2002-11-18
Belfair, WA
 ·wavebroadband
 ·VOIPo
1 edit | Also- you can go to admin settings of the RPT300 and enable Remote Administration.Then put it back behind the wireless router. Then access it using the format 192.168.1.xxx:8080
Its possible you will have to configure your wireless router then to allow the voice section of the RPT300 to work properly. |
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eosirl2
join:2007-07-24
Provo, UT
| reply to chpalmer
I did restarts but no access
I would have thought I should too, but it appears for some reason as if there are two separate lands, even though the subnet mask is 225.225.225.0 on all routers and computers. The MTU on routers and computer NIC is 1400 as per ISP instructions. Tested fragment packets as per dslreports and 1400 is my magic number.
It seems to me, the if I had complete access to the router instead of limited it would solves most of the issues.
Oh well I wait on baited breath for a response from Vonage and see if it is willing to remedy the situation. |
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