Those IP addresses you show are those your ISP provides - the adapter is just using DHCP. I use OpenDNS and it "fails" the test too, but the OpenDNS people say that things will still work after the 5th.
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Re: possible dns issue
Those IP addresses you show are those your ISP provides - the adapter is just using DHCP. I use OpenDNS and it "fails" the test too, but the OpenDNS people say that things will still work after the 5th.
Steve
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Re: possible dns issue
Those IP addresses are those coded in the ATA device by VOIPo. I have my VOIPo device (PAP2T) behind a WRT54GL (running Tomato). Comcast provides the WRT54GL DNS servers of 68.87.71.230 and 68.87.73.246. The PAP2T shows 156.154.70.1 for Primary, and Secondary shows 156.154.71.1 192.168.0.1 (no idea why it shows two, but the 2nd is the IP of my WRT54GL).Originally Posted by holmes4
Comcast -> SB6120 -> WRT54GL (Tomato 1.27) -> PAP2T
Tomato settings: Ports Fowarded: 5000-65000 UDP, UDP Unreplied Timeout: 10, UDP Assured Timeout: 300, QoS Enabled, Static DHCP to PAP2T MAC address
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Re: possible dns issue
^ dnsadvantage
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