Can Ping Call Pilot but no access?

Note: You set the Call Pilot to 192.168.1.202 ? Is this far enough out of your DHCP ranges that the equipment on your network will pull. The CP does not pull a DHCP and will not show up on the table.

TerryS

I set the DHCP range for 154 "seats" so that DHCP should cover ever range from 192.168.1.100 to 192.168.1.254

I ma try dropping the range even lower to see what happens but like I said I can ping the system but can't log into it.

You misunderstood me. The call pilot uses a fixed IP, it will not pull one. Set it high enough in your range that no other equipment will pull it. After its set, ping with it connected, and not, to make sure you really are seeing it. The subnet mask should be set to the same as used by other equipment on the network. I don't know if the one you set is Ok or not. I am mostly answering because no body else is. I have set up a bunch, without too much trouble. Also you can go to

I'll have a look at the address you posted thanks

in general - you really want to set any "server" system with a static address so you know where it is, and how to get to it.

we used to setup all our servers, printers, hubs/switches, and other IP devices all with static addresses so we could run a network monitor and Ping them to make sure they are all alive.... ie - from .10 to say .100 in groups of 10

only user computers get DHCP addresses from the pool.

I had this happen to me I could 2 times when first setting up a new Call Pilot. The Web server on the Call Pilot hosed up for whatever reason. I had to reinitialize the Call pilot thru the phone. after that I could login thru Web Browser again.

Do you have one network for data and one for phone, the call pilot sever is on the data and the phone? Did you use the wizard for the call pilot to setup the IP? \\\\192.168.1.202\\cpmgr

How do you reinitialize the Call pilot thru the phone? Does this wipe out all of the trees and other data that you ahve built?

Okay I finally got it working. I needed to set the

IP = 192.168.1.254 Mask = 255.255.255.0

Primary DNS = Router IP Secondary DNS = ISP Primary DNS Default Gateway = ROUTER IP