Hello Everyone I have just (for now...) signed up for Vonage phone service. My system as is was BEFORE I connected the Vonage V-Portal Phone Adapter was like this: Two Fedora Linux systems connected to a router that is connected to a cable modem that is connected to the Comcast cable that comes out of my wall. We do NOT have any other services from Comcast other than cable internet. No TV, No Phone, just Internet. I have a dynamic IP address. But, like with many of us, it almost never changes. THEN I connected the Vonage V-Portal Phone Adapter like the instructions specify. In short, the adapter goes between the modem and the router. Which I am reasonably sure is the cause of my problems. I discovered after I connected the Vonage device that the IP address that I have had with Comcast had changed for the first time in a REAL long time. So, in an attempt to fix my ability to access the mail server on my Fedora 8 system from my new system (Fedora 11) I changed the IP address on dnsexit.com to match the new one. This did not in any way change my situation... So I had an idea: I disconnected the Vonage device, probably did a modem/router power cycle and rebooted my PC's. Guess What? My IP address changed AGAIN! Any guesses on what it changed to? The exact same IP address that I had before I connected the Vonage adapter... I wasn't exactly too suprised when my email setup started to work perfectly again. So, my question is, has anyone with two or more Fedora/Linux systems on a local network that is also running a mail server on one of the systems been able to successfully connect the Vonage V-Portal Phone Adapter to their network and still have their network function exactly as it did before the adapter was installed? Your help is greatly appreciated! Steven P. Ulrick -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate/MailingListGuidelines
