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#186931 10/24/06 01:07 PM
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Ahh!! Turning off DiffServ solved the problem! That's....great! And....terrible!

I need to have diffserv running as my ISP, with whom I have a MPLS network to all my offices, is set to use to prioritize my voice traffic...

And, why does it fail here, but works on the other two phones I have out?

And, shouldn't the VPN encapsulate this traffic? That makes me think it's the router....hmmmm.....

Any help / advice would be greatly appreciated. I'll have the phone and router back tomorrow in my office so I can do some more testing in better controlled circumstances.

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#186932 10/24/06 04:17 PM
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Originally posted by pmc:
I think we're on 39D which was the latest a couple months ago. I didn't think Toshiba would move so fast on firmware revisions...
The latesst firmware for LIPU is 51D as of 8/18/06

#186933 10/26/06 12:59 PM
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Hi All,

I've been reading this thread and am just not sure if I can do this. We have a Toshiba IP phone system and we want to expose a public address for remote telephones to "call" to connect to our internal system. I created protocols on our ISA 2004 firewall, similar to those above, but the phones state that they cannot find the IPU. Is it possible, using an ISA 2004 firewall, to allow telephones outside the network to connect to the LIPU?

I'm so confused... :confused:

Thanks,

Mark

#186934 10/26/06 01:04 PM
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The phone system can't be behind NAT - and as far as I know, that means PAT as well. If the ISA is ROUTING traffic, it should be able to work. External outside, goes through ISA, ISA sends traffic through to the secure side and the secure side has public IP addressing. This could be a DMZ area.

But don't NAT / PAT. Don't change it from <external address> to a 10.x.x.x or 192.168.y.y or 172.16.z.z.

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Thank you PMC. I will continue to try and get this to work.

Thanks,

Mark

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