I recently decided to switch to SpeakEasy for a voip phone connection instead of a traditional landline.
After installing their voice adapter my squeeze box displays are acting erratically. This is most visible in the DateTime or SuperDateTime plugin. Basically as the clock is ticking it will at times pause for a few seconds, then display the next second from before it started the pause, and then jump 5 seconds. For example: 09:15:12 <THREE SECONDS> 09:15:13 09:15:18 The delays are inconsistent in how long they are and their frequency. They're particularly annoying because they can cause my SuperDateTime screensaver to behave crazy when cycling. TECH INFO: SpeakEasy gives me 2 static IP's via a DSL line. One for Internet and one for VOIP. The DSL modem connects to a Motorola voice adapter (operating in bridge mode) which connects to a Linksys 54G series wireless router. My server and two squeeze boxes are connected to the router via hardwired connections which receive local IP addresses via DHCP from the router. The router and Motorola are each configured for their individual static IPs. I tried putting the Linksys before the Motorola and it did not work at all. I'm not sure how (or if it's even possible) to configure the Linksys to use the one static IP for DHCP but allow the Motorola to use a different static IP. I've also tried flashing to the latest Linksys firmware and/or the latest Alchemy firmware replacement. Any ideas? I really don't understand why putting the Motorola bridged on my WAN impacts my local LAN traffic even when the WAN is not being used at all. Much thanks -Greg -- GoCubs ------------------------------------------------------------------------ GoCubs's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=312 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=20010 _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
