Offisite IP Phone Issues - 09/23/13 08:08 PM
I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction here. I wasn't part of my present company until recently, so I didn't set up out other off location IP Phones. But others in the IT department that did helped me set up this new IP phone.
The phone is programmed, and works when hooked up to our office network that the 5000cp is part of. The user took the IP phone to her house and tried connecting it to her router. It is hooked up correctly, but does the spinning in circles looking for DHCP thing. One of the other employees in the IT department was sure she couldn't just connect to the router and said for her to try it through a switch. This gave the user the same result. I also allowed access in our Sonicwall (firewall) for the phone under the WAN to LAN settings. This didn't work so I also added her IP address to the firewall. Also didn't help.
Not sure what I'm missing here? If anyone has any pointers, of things we can try out that would be fantastic because we're stumped.
The phone is programmed, and works when hooked up to our office network that the 5000cp is part of. The user took the IP phone to her house and tried connecting it to her router. It is hooked up correctly, but does the spinning in circles looking for DHCP thing. One of the other employees in the IT department was sure she couldn't just connect to the router and said for her to try it through a switch. This gave the user the same result. I also allowed access in our Sonicwall (firewall) for the phone under the WAN to LAN settings. This didn't work so I also added her IP address to the firewall. Also didn't help.
Not sure what I'm missing here? If anyone has any pointers, of things we can try out that would be fantastic because we're stumped.