Regarding the VOIP router... I don't see an online manual after a quick search... My question would be (please consult your print or CD based manual)... are the SWITCHED ports routed (part of the NAT).
If so... no, the device you have is a router
if NOT... yes, get a router and configure:
MODEM ---> Router -----> VOIP
Depending upon set up at this point, other machines can go to the LAN ports of the router or the VOIP switch.
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by: ahmedalnoohPosted on 2007-12-17 at 17:03:31ID: 20489349
i will give you the best ever effictive manual method
first go to the command prompt and write
netstat /o
you will see all the processes that is using the network with the process id write the process id and go to the task manager and go to the process tab and then go to the veiw choose select colomn and tick process id and press ok to see the pid beside the prosses name so you can recognize it or search for its name on the windows explorer and here is it done go ahead