what I do is loopback the WAN port to a LAN port and am able to use both
(ie) take a cable from the wan port of the router and plug it into the lan
port on the same router. This will give you a local ip and it still should
allow connection out to your other provider.
On 9/25/05, Johannes <asterisk@radiokanaler.com>
wrote:>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to set up Asterisk behind my WRT54GP2 router that has a
> intergrated ATA box.
> My box are not locked in any way so I can access and change all settings.
>
> Now to the problem...
> I have gotten Asterisk to register with my provider and everything works
> just well..
> Now it's time to get the intergrated ATA to connect to asterisk.
> But the asterisk box in located on the LAN ports of the WRT54GP2.
> I can't get the router to connect to Asterisk.
>
> The question is then if the router does not use the normal routing table
> and will force the connect to the SIP gateway to the WAN port even that I
> specified a LAN IP as the gateway.
>
> Has anyone set up the WRT54GP2 to connect to a asterisk server thats on
> the LAN ports with a LAN IP? Or is this impossible?
>
> Regards,
> ~Johannes
>
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