On 6/12/05, Michael A. Peters <mpeters@xxxxxxx> wrote: ... > Something is screwy - VOIP shouldn't require anything linux, it > shouldn't even require that your linux box is turned on. > > I'm also using a Linksys product for VOIP (though it's different > product). > What is your setup? > > It looks like the device you have needs to plug into a router of some > sort. > Is that what you are trying to do through your linux box? You can do > that in Linux - install firestarter from Extras, it has a nice NAT gui > tool. But in all honesty, it is better to buy a broadband router to go > between your internet connection and your lan. Then plug your phone > device into that, and your linux box into that. ah, I forgot about last time I did this, in windows 2000. I had to enable ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) and buy a crosscable, IIRC. setup is: internet -> 802.11b router -> 802.11b network adapter -> eth1 -> Computer -> eth0 -> PAP2 if that makes sense. the router is not accesible to me, it's my landlord's. -Thufir
