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So I would put my WAN ip and subnet into area 1 where the SL1100 is?
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No. Just internal scopes.
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So just my SL1100 IP and subnet in area 1, right?
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Typical is that you define all internal scopes. So if only one scope, yes.
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What other "scopes" are you referring to? KIS
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Well, say you have on your network a mix of 10.0.0.0. and 192.0.0.0 those would/should need to be defined.
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Thanks, I'll give it a shot. This will not affect any of the IP phones that are working properly, correct?
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No idea. I have no idea what programming you have on there.
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