router/vp

diehardbiker65 said:
RIght, you need to add switch, but Im not going to give you detail because I don't get paid. This is real trick way to set it up.



i aint get paid either. In order to use two public IP addresses (they are static since you get two of them).

First hook up the dsl or cable modem to a switch box. then hook up first video phone directly to the switch. This vp has first public IP address. A router is used to connect computers, so its hooked directly to the switch. This router has second public IP address on the WAN setting. Hook the second videophone to the router and set the router DMZ (or port forward which ever you like) to match the videophone IP address

Simple! Im networking expert, too.

I helped a client with three public IP addresses with his two videophones and computers and he is very happy. He even dedicated his spare bedroom for that purpose! He got lots of bad advice from others until I helped him. I saw lots of cables, routers, switch boxes everywhere before I helped. less cable snakes on the floor and he returned extra routers and switches to the store.
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Nope, its DHCP. IP address will change over time. If you want Static IP address, then you got to pay premium business rate. DHCP works fine even if two IP address is assigned by ISP.

qwerty123 said:
diehardbiker65 said:
RIght, you need to add switch, but Im not going to give you detail because I don't get paid. This is real trick way to set it up.




i aint get paid either. In order to use two public IP addresses (they are static since you get two of them).

First hook up the dsl or cable modem to a switch box. then hook up first video phone directly to the switch. This vp has first public IP address. A router is used to connect computers, so its hooked directly to the switch. This router has second public IP address on the WAN setting. Hook the second videophone to the router and set the router DMZ (or port forward which ever you like) to match the videophone IP address

Simple! Im networking expert, too.

I helped a client with three public IP addresses with his two videophones and computers and he is very happy. He even dedicated his spare bedroom for that purpose! He got lots of bad advice from others until I helped him. I saw lots of cables, routers, switch boxes everywhere before I helped. less cable snakes on the floor and he returned extra routers and switches to the store.
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i had cable connected to dlink router then it connected to vp, my computer and wireless access point which it can be used for wireless laptop computer. all of them works fine from dlink router. but to have wireless vp.... i dont know if they have one or not.
 
RedWolf said:
i had cable connected to dlink router then it connected to vp, my computer and wireless access point which it can be used for wireless laptop computer. all of them works fine from dlink router. but to have wireless vp.... i dont know if they have one or not.
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Get two ethernet bridges, Netgear xe102 and they work just fine. It is wireless over the house electrical wiring, not by the radio waves. Cost is about $60 each.

http://www.netgear.com/products/details/XE102.php
 
diehardbiker65 said:
Nope, its DHCP. IP address will change over time. If you want Static IP address, then you got to pay premium business rate. DHCP works fine even if two IP address is assigned by ISP.


Not all ISP offer more than one IP address via dhcp. i have static IP for only two bux a month
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qwerty123 said:
This Linksys WAP11 router will work fine. RedWolf - Didnt you just said that you wanted vp with wireless connection?
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yes wireless vp
 
Yes, Dlink sells wireless built in VP, for about 75 dollars more I think. Can't remmy exact cost. You could check with Dlink website.

RedWolf said:
yes wireless vp
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