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Subject: SBS and IP telephony
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Christian Calomme User is Offline
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10/05/2008 02:01 PM  
Hello,
 
I have to configure a brand new SBS network behind a Cisco UC500 and I'm pretty confused...
First of all, an UC500 is an appliance with the same 'all in a box' concept as SBS : firewall, PBX via IDSN entry and IP phones, wireless access point, switch with POE and so on...
 
My concern is that an IP phones normally receive his IP adress from the UC500 who act as DHCP server, but physically, the nearest PC is connected to the network via a connector on the IP phone.
And, as the UC500 is also the firewall, every networked stuff is connected to the UC500 (I mean, in a two NIC set up, the LAN and the WAN nics, all the PC and the printer also.
I have to say humbly that I cannot see how to configure this network.
 
Your help will be more that welcome
Marina Roos User is Offline
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11/25/2008 12:31 AM  
Hi Christian,

Did you figure this out yet?
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