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> "Timothy M. Lyons" <lyons at digitalvoodoo.org> writes: > > >>Has anyone out here successfully setup a VoIP TA (Specifically Verizon >>VoiceWing / Cisco ATA 186) behind >>a firewall? I'm having a lot of issues with connectivity from my >>internal segment and Verizons solution to open up >>all UDP from the internet was not very helpful. >> >>I got it limping along by placing the device in a secondary DMZ and >>punching some holes in the FW, but I'm still >>not convinced it's correctly setup as it works fine when >>directly-connected to the net but had some minor glitches >>on the DMZ. As VZ had no more advice to offer, I'm reaching out. I don't know if switching your adapter is a possibility, but I signed up for VoicePulse recently. They use the Sipura units and it was "plug in - wait 30 seconds - got dial tone" sort of thing. No firewall (Linksys consumer router) changes needed, although I intend to add QoS for the adapter with a new router just in case. You can buy the Sipura unit for <$100. Drew -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Drew Taylor * Web development & consulting Email: drew at drewtaylor.com * Site implementation & hosting Web : www.drewtaylor.com * perl/mod_perl/DBI/mysql/postgres ----------------------------------------------------------------
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