Accessing ooma setup page

If the device does not have a reset button, plug it in. Log in to your DoNotPay account via the web browser. Select Find Hidden Money. Reboot the Modem, Router and Ooma Telo. Then with a network cable connected from the Ooma Telo Home port to the Wired LAN port of a computer, Wi-Fi temporarily turned off in the computer, if Wi-Fi is turned on in the computer, reboot the computer. Your email address will not be published.

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Home Learn. How do I reset my Ooma base station? Share on Facebook Share on Twitter. Post by cwradio » Wed May 01, pm. Post by murphy » Wed May 01, pm. Home Phone. Small Business. Internet Security. Home Security. Privacy Terms. Quick links. Let us know. These MAC addresses what IP addresses are resolved to in the final stage of sending traffic from device to device.

This is analogous to having both a front door and a back door on your house with two house numbers on different streets. If you had a package in the front door to your kid and tell him to deliver the package to your own back door address — the kid is just going to stand there because the package is already there. Firewall devices are especially sensitive to this because it would look suspicious to send traffic through the front, out the back, and then back into the back again.

The configuration that I tried next, was the one that worked. A port forwarding rule. Under start port, I entered: I left all other fields blank and then clicked OK. Then I disconnected my laptop from the Home port and reattached it to my router. I could see the setup page just fine. Mission accomplished. Or not. Technically this does not seem to be a problem since the setup page seems to use relative addresses properly. But why does this method work? This port forwarding rule is like telling your kid, in the dual addressed house example, to explicitly take the package go out the back door then turn around and set it inside the door.

As the device go to forward the packets, it must send them out its network stack headed towards the remote network. It knows the forward must be to an address that is out the Home port. However, my suspicion is that much like any other operating system network stack, at some point the stack realizes the packet is for itself and sends it back up the stack.

This is like placing a child outside the back door and having hundreds of packages are destined for you neighbors and the kid at the back door will run them to the neighbors when it gets to the back door — but if he sees and one addressed for home, he sets it back inside.

Here is a picture of the solution:. To make a DNS entry on your router you will probably need an advanced router software like dd-wrt — and is beyond the scope of what I am willing to write. There are other great blogs out there about dd-wrt. Do not make the mistake of thinking you can resolve this name resolution problem by making a DHCP entry. Use the computer and open up a browser to setup.

Click on the Wireless tab on the left side of your screen and follow the directions to connect the Telo Base Station to your wireless network. Listen to voice mail and engage advanced features where it is most convenient. If resetting the internet router doesn't fix the problem, then it's time to reset the Ooma Telo Router.

To reset the Ooma Telo Router , hold the reset button on the device with a paper clip until the lights blink. This shouldn't take more than around 10 seconds of depressing the button to complete.

The way you will factory reset the Ooma Linx device depends on the model of your device: It your model Linx device has a reset button on the bottom of the unit, press and hold the button. If the device does not have a reset button , plug it in. Use the ethernet cable provided and connect the port labeled mOdem on the ooma Hub to the ethernet port of the modem. Unplug the existing ethernet cable from your modem.

It looks like this: Then press the Enter key on your keyboard. You should see a dialog box pop up asking your for your Ooma Telo username and password. The Ooma Telo Base Station can function as a router , enabling your computer to access the Internet through the device. The setup for Ooma Telo was simple enough and took only 10 minutes. Once you have completed this connection, you will be able to access the set up page to configure your system's settings.