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Originally Posted by davidmash
If I'm understanding this correctly you need to run a ether from the modem to the Ooma. I used a phone line splitter and ran a phone line from the OOMA to the splitter and then one line from the splitter to the phone on my desk. The other ether ports on your modem are for what ever you want to use them for.
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If the modem has several Ethernet ports, it might be a router/modem and do NAT. If that's the case, you may need to log in to the modem's config page and forward some ports and/or put the OOMA box in the DMZ. (Something to look into if the OOMA box doesn't work right -- it's needed with other VoIP services.)