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    Default Re: PAP2T vs RT31P2

    I have remote management working. I have set static DHCP in the WRT to give the RT WAN a 172.20.0.103 address.

    I have the Local IP on the RT set at 172.20.0.118.

    When I'm hard wired to the RT, I have to manually give the laptop a 172.20.0.104 address. I use a netmask of 255.255.255.0, and gateway and DNS of 172.20.0.118.

    I can't ping 172.20.0.1 from that laptop. This is probably why I'm not connecting to the VOIPo servers.

    I tried enabling DHCP on the RT, but the laptop never gets an address (I started the IPs at 200 (outside what the DHCP the WRT provides).

    What am I missing?

    Thanks,

    /c

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    Default Re: PAP2T vs RT31P2

    Quote Originally Posted by ctaranto View Post
    I have remote management working. I have set static DHCP in the WRT to give the RT WAN a 172.20.0.103 address.

    I have the Local IP on the RT set at 172.20.0.118.

    When I'm hard wired to the RT, I have to manually give the laptop a 172.20.0.104 address. I use a netmask of 255.255.255.0, and gateway and DNS of 172.20.0.104.

    I can't ping 172.20.0.1 from that laptop. This is probably why I'm not connecting to the VOIPo servers.

    I tried enabling DHCP on the RT, but the laptop never gets an address (I started the IPs at 200 (outside what the DHCP the WRT provides).

    What am I missing?

    Thanks,

    /c
    1) you can only assign EITHER DHCP OR STATIC. You can not do both at the same time.

    2) DNS is wrong. If you are using AT&T Yahoo DSL, you should use:
    DNS1: 68.94.156.1
    DNs2: 1561.164.8.201

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    Default Re: PAP2T vs RT31P2

    Quote Originally Posted by voip123 View Post
    1) you can only assign EITHER DHCP OR STATIC. You can not do both at the same time.

    2) DNS is wrong. If you are using AT&T Yahoo DSL, you should use:
    DNS1: 68.94.156.1
    DNs2: 1561.164.8.201
    I know it's DHCP or Static. In the WRT, I can assign "Static DHCP", meaning it gives the same IP address every time based on a MAC address.

    I'm using Comcast. I got the DNS values from the WRT and put them into the RT.

    /c

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