I am trying to configure our RV220w for Remote Logging Configuration. When I test my configuration, I am getting "Test mail delivery failed". I am using the following parameters that seem to work with other software that send email through gmail SMTP server. E-mail Server Address: smtp.gmail.com SMTP Port: 465 Return E-mail Address: A valid email address Send to E-mail Address (1): A valid email address Authentication with SMTP Server: Login Plain Username: xxxx@gmail.com Password: xxxxx Your help is very much appreciated. ... View more

I have set the default DNS settings of my RV220W Cisco router to OpenDNS servers. However, on selected hosts I would like to bypass OpenDNS. For example, on a Windows 7 I am using Google DNS. I setup network configuration and tested it with "nslookup microsoft.com", it shows the DNS server as being "Server: google-public-dns-a.google.com" with IP address of 8.8.8.8. But for some sites I get blocked by OpenDNS. Which suggests that the router is ignoring the host DNS preference. Has anyone encounterd this issue? I have set the default DNS settings of my RV220W Cisco router to OpenDNS servers. However, on selected hosts I would like to bypass OpenDNS. For example, on a Windows 7 I am using Google DNS. I setup network configuration and tested it with "nslookup microsoft.com", it shows the DNS server as being "Server: google-public-dns-a.google.com" with IP address of 8.8.8.8. But for some sites I get blocked by OpenDNS. Which suggests that the router is ignoring the host DNS preference, and routing DNS traffic to OpenDNS. Has anyone encounterd this issue? Is there a way to trace the DNS traffic? ... View more

I am trying ProtectLink product on my RV220W router. I am having issues with Netflix Instant on a Samsung DVD player and internet features on a Samsung TV (Youtube, Pandora, Flickr, etc.). I am quite certain the issues started after I installed ProtectLink on my router. I have added the IP address of both devices to "Approved Client" list. Overflow Control is set to "Temporarily block URL requests", and Web Reputation is enabled set to "medium" (Blocks most Web threats). URL filtering is also enabled for some categories. Please let me know if I have misconfigured ProtectLink. Thanks. ... View more

We have a Motorola NVG 510 Modem that came with our AT&T U-Verse service. We are using Static IP addresses. So the modem was configured in Passthrough mode, which I beleive is the same as "bridge mode". Both modem and router are on different subnets. The modem is connected to the WAN port of  our RV016 Cisco  router. The WAN port gets a Static IP address from AT&T. From inside of our network,we can't access our modem because it isn't Internet-routable (i.e. 192.168.0.x IP address). Is it possbile to add a static route to the RV016 so that we can reach the modem? If yes, what are the parameters we should use? The Static Routing for RV016 has the following input parameters:      Destination IP:      Subnet Mask:      Default Gateway:      Hop Count:      Interface: Your help is very much appreciated. S Sasson ... View more

If not, is there a workaround? If we have to have this feature, which Cisco small PBX supports it? Thank you in advance for your assistance. ... View more

We have DSL internet service from AT&T getting 5.05 Mbps down and 0.64 Mpbs up. They provided us with a 2Wire 2701HG DSL Gateway with 5 Static IP addresses. We are implementing our first VOIP solution and we only have 1 UC320 plus 10 Cisco 303 IP phones. I plan to assign one of the Static IP addresses to our UC320, so that it gets one of the external IP addresses from our Gateway. Which of the 3 topologies is correct for our network?      1. UC320W routes Voice and Data      2. UC320W routes Voice      3. UC320W routes Voice and Data with external DHCP Server My preference is to use UC320 to route both Voice and Data. 2Wire gateway has a DMZplus feature. Which TCP & UDP ports do I have to open? Last question, is it feasible to have 3 concurrent calls on 0.64 Mpbs up bandwidth? Thank you in advance. S ... View more