-=> On 12-05-18 07:16, Charles Stephenson wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

 CS> That's the problem, I don't have a POTS Phone.....

Need to pick up a cheap one secondhand or a freebie that someone's throwing
out. 

 CS> How would I go about doing that??

 TL> If the Grandstream is configured with a static IP, then a factory reset
 TL> is the easiest way to get it going.
 TL>
 TL> Is there one of those pinhole reset buttons?  If so, try that, otherwise
 TL> it's back to the manual.
 TL>

 CS> It has a pinhole, and I did the factory reset, but I still don't know
 CS> the default IP address to acces the web interface. It has one, but I
 CS> haven't been able to find the default addres anyplace. There's a MAC
 CS> address and some more numbers on the bottom of the device. Is there a
 CS> way to figure it out using that?

Write down the MAC address.  You could try logging into your router, and
looking for information on your LAN or DHCP leases.  Somewhere there is likely
to be a list of machines on your network.  Often these have the MAC address
listed, so you can simply look through the list and see what IP corresponds to
the MAC address of the ATA and point your web browser there.

I can't be more specific, because the details are highly dependent on the model
of router you're using.


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