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GarryWilmeth · February 13th, 2006, 05:25 PM

Scratch that... I was only trying to quickly test the IP phone.

Here is my problem.

I am trying to connect an Avaya 5610 phone at my home office. Here is my configurations...

Office:

Avaya IP Office 406 connected to internet Via T1 through a Cisco 1841 router. I have configured a site to site VPN between this router and the router at my home office. The IP Office unit has been configured with an IP on my LAN. Manager is running on a windows 2003 server.

Home:

Avaya 5610 IP Phone connected to internet via SBC Dynamic DSL through a Cisco 1710 VPN router. I have configured a site to site VPN between this router and the router at my office.

Avaya 5610:

IP= IP address on my home LAN
CallSv= LAN1 IP address for IP Office (Configured with gatekeeper on)
CallSvPort= 1719
Router= IP address of LAN interface on cisco 1710 (Home Router)
Mask= SNM of LAN on cisco 1710 (Home Router)
FileSv= LAN IP address for PC on remote server running Manager
802.1Q= Off

When I start the phone, it will connect to the TFTP server, download and install scripts, auto create and extension in manager and then it hangs on "Discover X.X.X.X" where X.X.X.X is the IP address of the IP Office unit. Here is the output from the IP Office monitor...

493892mS PRN: Recv: GatekeeperRequest 0a0a0a05
498879mS PRN: Recv: GatekeeperRequest 0a0a0a05
504558mS PRN: Recv: GatekeeperRequest 0a0a0a05
504603mS PRN: Recv: GatekeeperRequest 0a0a0a05
509583mS PRN: Recv: GatekeeperRequest 0a0a0a05
514569mS PRN: Recv: GatekeeperRequest 0a0a0a05

From home, I can ping all LAN IP addresses at office exept that of the IP Office unit. From the office, I can ping the IP phone and all other LAN addresses at home.

February 13th, 2006, 05:25 PM	#3 (permalink)
GarryWilmeth Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 5	Re: Avaya 5610 and Dynamic DSL at remote site Scratch that... I was only trying to quickly test the IP phone. Here is my problem. I am trying to connect an Avaya 5610 phone at my home office. Here is my configurations... Office: Avaya IP Office 406 connected to internet Via T1 through a Cisco 1841 router. I have configured a site to site VPN between this router and the router at my home office. The IP Office unit has been configured with an IP on my LAN. Manager is running on a windows 2003 server. Home: Avaya 5610 IP Phone connected to internet via SBC Dynamic DSL through a Cisco 1710 VPN router. I have configured a site to site VPN between this router and the router at my office. Avaya 5610: IP= IP address on my home LAN CallSv= LAN1 IP address for IP Office (Configured with gatekeeper on) CallSvPort= 1719 Router= IP address of LAN interface on cisco 1710 (Home Router) Mask= SNM of LAN on cisco 1710 (Home Router) FileSv= LAN IP address for PC on remote server running Manager 802.1Q= Off When I start the phone, it will connect to the TFTP server, download and install scripts, auto create and extension in manager and then it hangs on "Discover X.X.X.X" where X.X.X.X is the IP address of the IP Office unit. Here is the output from the IP Office monitor... 493892mS PRN: Recv: GatekeeperRequest 0a0a0a05 498879mS PRN: Recv: GatekeeperRequest 0a0a0a05 504558mS PRN: Recv: GatekeeperRequest 0a0a0a05 504603mS PRN: Recv: GatekeeperRequest 0a0a0a05 509583mS PRN: Recv: GatekeeperRequest 0a0a0a05 514569mS PRN: Recv: GatekeeperRequest 0a0a0a05 From home, I can ping all LAN IP addresses at office exept that of the IP Office unit. From the office, I can ping the IP phone and all other LAN addresses at home.