Verizon FIOS and Ooma installation on home network
I hope someone will suggest the best way for me to set up my ooma hub
My network is a s follows:
Verizon FIOS in to house demarc --> verizon router --> 8 port network switch ----> 2 wired PC's, 1 Network Print Server, plus 1 wireless access point.
Where should the Ooma hub be placed? I am guessing between the router and the switch?
I don't think I can make a connection from FIOS demarc to router as that is a coaxial cable connection?
Thanks in advance for any help!
My network is a s follows:
Verizon FIOS in to house demarc --> verizon router --> 8 port network switch ----> 2 wired PC's, 1 Network Print Server, plus 1 wireless access point.
Where should the Ooma hub be placed? I am guessing between the router and the switch?
I don't think I can make a connection from FIOS demarc to router as that is a coaxial cable connection?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Re: Verizon FIOS and Ooma installation on home network
Connect the ooma hub between the FIOS router and the switch. Configure the FIOS router so that the ooma hub is in the FIOS router's DMZ.
If the FIOS router has more than one LAN port, do not use the extra ones.
i.e. all of your computer equipment connects to the switch.
If the FIOS router has more than one LAN port, do not use the extra ones.
i.e. all of your computer equipment connects to the switch.
Re: Verizon FIOS and Ooma installation on home network
Thanks for the advice
Could you please explain the DMZ part of the installation?
I have never used the DMZ feature on routers / networks.
Thanks
Could you please explain the DMZ part of the installation?
I have never used the DMZ feature on routers / networks.
Thanks
Re: Verizon FIOS and Ooma installation on home network
The ooma hub will request an IP address from the FIOS router.
Put that IP address in the configuration of the DMZ in the FIOS router.
For all practical purposes it puts the ooma hub on the external Verizon supplied IP address. i.e. anything that is not specifically for the FIOS router is passed on to the ooma hub.
You can determine what IP address was assigned to the ooma hub in the status pages of the FIOS router.
Put that IP address in the configuration of the DMZ in the FIOS router.
For all practical purposes it puts the ooma hub on the external Verizon supplied IP address. i.e. anything that is not specifically for the FIOS router is passed on to the ooma hub.
You can determine what IP address was assigned to the ooma hub in the status pages of the FIOS router.
Re: Verizon FIOS and Ooma installation on home network
I will give it a try
Thank you for all your help
Thank you for all your help