Re: Setup help

> 10.0.0.x addresses are non-routeable - 

Right, same as 192.168.x.x.  I don't believe there's much 
difference between the 10.x.x.x and 192.168.x.x addresses.

> it means you *are* using NAT in your router. 

Correct.

> If your existing IDSL router does not support port mapping, then you
> may have to connect it to a second firewall/router box that does
> support port mapping.  You might also use some firewall/router
> software in a PC that has two NICs (network interface cards).  One
> NIC goes to your IDSL router, and the other one goes to your LAN. Its
> probably cheaper to use a dedicated DSL router like the LinkSys box.
> LinkSys sells such a box for about $120 USD. 

Sigh.  I had hoped SF could a simple and lightweight voice 
solution, but it's not working out that way.  I can't justify 
dumping a bunch of $$ into additional hardware that *might* help 
when e.g. Yahoo Messenger works just fine without any tweaking.  
SF may not be a good solution for me.

Thanks,
Gary


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