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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">What OS did you use with the Sangoma
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On 07/29/2015 15:43, Quentin Hartman wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">You will have a hard time finding a DSL modem that
will do all that in a reasonable way. The way that DSL has
fractured into several different
mostly-the-same-but-incompatible flavors, there is often only
one (or very few) that will work in a given place.
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<div>Your best bet is to probably just setup general port
forwarding to another box that handles the features you want.</div>
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<div>Since you're currently using a Cisco 678, I believe your
service is compatible with the Sangoma S519. I own one that
I've never used because I bought it prior to moving into a
market where it doesn't work. I'd be happy to sell it if you
want to experiment with that sort of solution. In short, it
creates an imaginary ethernet port on your system that is
bridged to ADSL internally on the card. I used the S518 for a
long time when I lived in Oregon and it worked great. More
info:</div>
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 3:16 PM,
Michael J. Hammel <span dir="ltr"><<a
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class="">On Wed, 2015-07-29 at 14:36 -0600, Bruce Ediger
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> I'm interested in having control over NAT, as I have
a web server, SSH<br>
> server and SMTP server running. I might want to have
the modem just<br>
> bridge everything over to a computer with 2 ethernets
and do my own<br>
> NAT and firewalling. Also, I'd like to switch off any
LAN-side DHCP<br>
> and DHS, handling all that myself.<br>
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> If one can't get a DSL modem to do that sort of
thing, what are my options?<br>
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</span>I imagine just plugging the modem into any decent
router. I have a<br>
Buffalo that runs DD-WRT (from the factory) that can pretty
much do all<br>
of what you're asking here. I have multiple routers, all
running a<br>
version of DD-WRT.<br>
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> Comcast SOHO service? What kind of modem/router does
one get for Comcast<br>
> broadband?<br>
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</span>Plain ol' cable modem. They want you to use a DOCCSI
3.x modem. I had<br>
a perfectly good DOCCIS 2.x that they didn't like, sent me
oodles of<br>
mail, email, text messages and voice mail saying I needed to
upgrade "to<br>
get the best service possible". I finally did it, only to
find no<br>
noticable change in service other than they now can probably
track more<br>
of my activity than with the DOCCIS 2.x modem.<br>
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