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17 years 8 months ago #20793
by networknaz
VOIP was created by networknaz
Hi Guyz,
I have one BIG question about VOIP setup ...
My PC is connected to VOIP Phone and my VOIP is connected to Network Port.
When i check my PC IP address i am getting 199.50.X.X
also when i check my VOIP network settings i am getting IP 10.1.X.X
My question is
How its possible me to get 2 ip address ? when we have single connectivity for PC & VOIP.
PC configured for DHCP ....
Can any one help me in this ..
Thanks n Advance
Network Naz
I have one BIG question about VOIP setup ...
My PC is connected to VOIP Phone and my VOIP is connected to Network Port.
When i check my PC IP address i am getting 199.50.X.X
also when i check my VOIP network settings i am getting IP 10.1.X.X
My question is
How its possible me to get 2 ip address ? when we have single connectivity for PC & VOIP.
PC configured for DHCP ....
Can any one help me in this ..
Thanks n Advance
Network Naz
17 years 8 months ago #20838
by krik
Christophe Lemaire
www.exp-networks.be/blog/
Most of IP phones contain a small switch. The connexion between the IP phone and the network is a trunk that carries two VLANs: one for the VoIP traffic and one for the PC's traffic. The connexion between the PC and the IP phone carries only the PC VLAN. As the two end devices (the phone and the PC) are in different VLANs, they use different IP subnets.
Christophe Lemaire
www.exp-networks.be/blog/
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