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Does anyone have personal experience with setting a BCM up as a server on a DSL line? I can't quite figure out how to enter all the information such as Default Gateway and DNS server information. I can't ping the BCM from the outside world even though I have it set up with a fixed IP.
The way I see it, the BCM should act as a web server to the internet the same way it does when you program it from a private network.
Any suggestions?
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Well, I'm mostly there. The problem turned out to be the Net Link Manager setting which is the default gateway. I'm still having trouble with the voice path from a softphone (i2050) across the internet though. I get the audio at the client end, but not at the host end (BCM). I can't log into programming remotely either.
Any hints?
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Please e-mail me I offer technical support on the BCM
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