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Can this be done?
We have an MP5000, and use SIP phones in another office with a VPN, but would like to see if I can get them setup for use at my house over the internet with no VPN.
We are using a SoniWall TZ-170 w/ Enhanced OS as our firewall which has a section for VOIP & SIP setup.
I have NAT'd a public IP to our MP5000s internal IP. Also turned on the DMZ for VOIP gatekeeper in the Sonicwall.
I have also allowed DMZ for the EP300 on my home router.
So far no luck, any suggestions?
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The reason I ask is because I've found on Linksys routers, as compared to D-Link routers, the DMZ doesn't open EVERYTHING, where the D-Link does, or does a more complete job of opening near everything.
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I have a newer spare D-Link router at work. I will bring it home and give it a shot. Thanks.
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