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Hey everyone, I hate to do this because I saw this discussed someplace before and I couldn't find it. I'm trying to set-up a home office using a Linksys router to a 3005 Cisco concentrator. Basically it would be a site to site VPN to make these phones function. I can't figure out any other way for this application to work for the customer and they have already purchased the router I recommended and the Cisco tech also. I have one more day to make these phones work and was wondering if anyone could tell me what pitfalls I might have in the set-up. Thanks in advance and it looks to be another long night. ![[Linked Image from sundance-communications.com]](https://www.sundance-communications.com/forum/smile.gif)
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Just to add something in case you thought I was an end user. I'am a Comdial direct dealer and we all know the support I can expect when it comes to situations like this.
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