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Hello Everyone
I have a small office that I would like to connect two, and in the future more, Inter-Tel 8662 IP phones. The problem I am having is the router will not allow for two devices or more to communicate on the same ports at the sometime. The router is a Net gear WGR614. Does anyone know what router will allow for more than one IP phone to be connected and in use at the same time? Thanks
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I have a WGR614 with 2 Inter-tel IP phones connected and have no problems. Sounds like maybe a setup issue in the phone it self.
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Did you have to create any rules in the router? Both phones work they just cannot be used at the same time.
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No rules and no changes to the factory port settings. Are the phones set to DHCP? Are the phones recieving different IP address from the router?
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Yes the phones are set to DHCP and they both receive a different IP address from the router. I think I will try to update the firmware and see if that does the trick. It looks like the firmware is several years old. Thanks for your help DeWayne. I will let you know what happens.
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