IP Phones on remote site to BCM

The VPN units should work. Check your configurations and also make sure you have access to the right LAN port. IP phones only work on one or the other depending on a setting in UM somewhere.

I actually checked all my configuration, the problem as I can see it right now is, the BCM won't talk to any node on the other side of the CPN tunnel, here is the scanerio: Office:

192.168.1.1 - 192.168.1.255 MASK 255.255.255.0 BCM local IP: 192.168.1.200

Home:

192.168.0.1 - 192.168.0.255 Mask: 255.255.255.0

as an example I have a Web Server in the office on 192.168.1.130 I can see the server from home simply by going to 192.168.1.130, but if I try to ping the BCM from home (ping 192.168.1.200) it fails!.

I tried logging into the BCM in the office using Telnet, then accessing the commnad prompt and tried to Ping from the BCM nodes at the home LAN and it failed!, at the same time, pinging from any PC on the office LAN to any node on the home LAN was successful!.

the mind-breaking question is:

WHY DOES THE BCM NOT SEE - OR - ALLOW TO BE SEEN THROUGH THE VPN TUNNEL?????

Is the BCM configured for a static route to the VPN network? Is the BCM configured for a default gateway to the VPN router?

That's the right approach, it's a return routing issue. Time to talk to a network admin! ;-)

*Hint* Next Hop Router (this is the gateway setting on the BCM) This can be changed through a wizrd or in UM somewhere. b

Harry wrote:

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Look under IP telephony to see what interface VoIP is associated with. (lan

1 or lan 2)

Next check under net link manger make sure that you have set the default gateway on the next hop on primary link, under the (Permanent WAN Connection Setting) tab.

Also don't forget to turn regisrtation on under the General tab of Nortel IP terminals, Sub set of IP telephony.