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My customer is trying to get a SPA8000 ATA (version 6.1.11) to do a SIP trunk conneciton to an AudioCodes SBC. We have the SIP trunk up and working, with lines 1-4 included in the trunk. Outbound calls from all lines in the trunk group work, and ever...
Hi Rick,If the EAS device knows that it has to send packets meant for the DCMs to 10.1.10.13, as opposed to the default gateway it uses for everything else (I'd assume 10.1.10.1 -- the Comcast router's LAN interface) then you should be all set with t...
Hi Rick,Well, to meet the exact requirements of that doc you could use the first config bits I posted (You'll have to remove any other NAT related config first):int fa0/0ip nat inside!int fa0/1ip nat outside!ip nat inside source static 10.1.10.11 10....
Hi Rick,I played around in my lab and worked up what I think you need. I created two networks, A (10.1.10.0/24) and B (10.110.81.0/24) and two hosts, HostA (the "EAS device") at 10.1.10.11, and HostB (the Splicer) at 10.110.81.161 (I think this was r...
OK, so the two devices used to be on the same subnet, now they're not and they still need to think they're on a common subnet since they're default gateways don't know how to reach each other, right?You could solve this with routing, potentially, or ...
Hi Rick,So the Fox Splicer is expecting the EAS device to be at 10.110.81.170. Does the EAS device know that the Fox device is at 10.110.81.X, or does it likewise believe that the Fox device is on its subnet of 10.1.10.0/24?If the EAS device knows th...
