NEC (IP Phone connection) - 08/07/06 02:21 PM
I have a NEC Aspire (IP Phone) which I am using to connect to my office where we have a NEC system IP phone system setup.
Here is my setup.
I have a DSL line coming from (SBC) with a DSL modem. I have hooked up my Linksys WRTP54G router (which supports VoIP and QoS) to this DSL modem. And then I have connected my NEC IP phone to one of the Ethernet ports on this linksys router. But this phone is unable to get a pvt IP from this linksys router. I am getting the message while it trys to find DHCP server. Message :"DRS (1) First ....Connection Timed out".
My laptop and desktop is able to surf internet fine using same router (router assigned 192.x.x.)to these devices.
I know we have to have a VPN tunnel in place which we do but my understanding is that this IP phone is like just any other computer and router should assign a pvt IP internally before it goes out. Any suggestions?
For test purposes I took the same IP phone to my office LAN (where we have this NEC system setup) and hooked up to one of the wall jack and it grabbed the IP.
Any help on this would be great..
TIA.
Here is my setup.
I have a DSL line coming from (SBC) with a DSL modem. I have hooked up my Linksys WRTP54G router (which supports VoIP and QoS) to this DSL modem. And then I have connected my NEC IP phone to one of the Ethernet ports on this linksys router. But this phone is unable to get a pvt IP from this linksys router. I am getting the message while it trys to find DHCP server. Message :"DRS (1) First ....Connection Timed out".
My laptop and desktop is able to surf internet fine using same router (router assigned 192.x.x.)to these devices.
I know we have to have a VPN tunnel in place which we do but my understanding is that this IP phone is like just any other computer and router should assign a pvt IP internally before it goes out. Any suggestions?
For test purposes I took the same IP phone to my office LAN (where we have this NEC system setup) and hooked up to one of the wall jack and it grabbed the IP.
Any help on this would be great..
TIA.