Hello,
I am a network guy who has gotten sucked into a Call Pilot 150 problem. I work for a school system and we have 6 or 8 of these at school sites. The district phone guys decided they want to be able to manage them from the web interface. Easy enough, right? So I get my trusty laptop, my cross over cable, set up the IPs, jack in, and log on - no problem. We are doing NAT inside the network, so I try to assign the beast a NATed IP - something like 10.21.0.95 - After setting the rest of the paramaters (gateway and DNS servers), I click the Apply button (or whatever it is) and it gives me a polite, but insistant message that I have to enter a "Fully Qualified IP Address"...
Anyone have an idea of what it is looking for? The only thing I can find about the topic indicates I need someting like "10.25.0.95." (note the trailing '.')
I cannot believe that I can't give this a NATed IP - Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks
I am a network guy who has gotten sucked into a Call Pilot 150 problem. I work for a school system and we have 6 or 8 of these at school sites. The district phone guys decided they want to be able to manage them from the web interface. Easy enough, right? So I get my trusty laptop, my cross over cable, set up the IPs, jack in, and log on - no problem. We are doing NAT inside the network, so I try to assign the beast a NATed IP - something like 10.21.0.95 - After setting the rest of the paramaters (gateway and DNS servers), I click the Apply button (or whatever it is) and it gives me a polite, but insistant message that I have to enter a "Fully Qualified IP Address"...
Anyone have an idea of what it is looking for? The only thing I can find about the topic indicates I need someting like "10.25.0.95." (note the trailing '.')
I cannot believe that I can't give this a NATed IP - Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks
