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I have a TW server running MSL 9.0.22 and MBG 5.7 which is working fine but even after setting up port forwarding to ports 2000-2002, I can't access the ICP. The ICP test works fine but it won't forward me to the ICP. Are there logs that would tell me what's blocking me or does anyone have any ideas? I have the ICP network setup as a local network on the MBG
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What does the display on the TW phone show?
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TW phones are operating properly
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Yes it is in server/gateway mode.
All calls and connections operating properly, I just can't gain access to the ICP.
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If you have TW just build a vpn using the MAS. Then you will be on the LAN. I use this all the time it works great.
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I would try the vpn route to see if that works first. If it does, it's likey a default gateway configuration issue.
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Not to seem too ignorant but where on the TW server do I set up the VPN? Is it under the MSL login or the MBG?
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You need to do 2 things. 1)Under administration, system users create one that hase vpn access or give access to user admin. 2) Under security, remote access define an amount of pptp clients.
The server will assign ip address starting from the top of your chosen dhcp range. To set this you need to turn on dhcp, then back off if not used.
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Thanks everyone!
By using the VPN I was able to see that I fat fingered the gateway ip address and made it.44 instead of .4
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