Ethernet configuration with SMC router and Titanium

Question

This concerns a Titanium Powerbook G4/500 and an SMC 2804WBR router.
I plugged in a known-working Ethernet cable, and in System Preferences/Network, under Network Status for Built-In Ethernet, I got the message "The cable for Built-In Ethernet is not plugged in." A hardware test shows the Ethernet port to be functioning, but the TCP/IP tab, set for Using DHCP, shows no IP address, subnet mask, or router address. Renewing DHCP lease accomplishes nothing.
I went to the Ethernet tab and set the drop-down to Manually (Advanced) instead of Automatic. With a little experimentation I found that 10baseT/UTP in either full- or half-duplex connects with the router and lets the machine go on the Internet, but 100baseTX will not. The router lights for link and 100baseTX go on, but no addresses appear in the TCP/IP tab.
I use 100baseTX with a G4 and a Pismo Powerbook, so I know the router can work just fine at that speed using an Ethernet cable. Is there some glitch or weirdness peculiar to the original G4 Powerbook that won't allow it to communicate with the router at full speed? Is there some configuration through Terminal or elsewhere that will fix that?

Answer 1

Hi,
the PVDM is used when you E1/T1 interface. in your scenario you need to configure SIP trunk between your Voice GW and ISP.
you need to confirm the below settings:
Codec
SIP sever ip address
DTMF
you will create voip dial-peer toward your ISP and another dial-peer toward your call manager.
in this you are deploying CUBE. you need to configure
voice service voip
      allow sip to sip
don't forget to add CUCM and ISP in the trust list under voice service voip
HTH
Anas
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