Step 7: Connect Additional Phones; Step 8: Add Linksys One Voice Gateways - Linksys VGA2100 - One Analog Voice Gateway 3 Line Administration Manual

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Once you enter the handshake information, the Services Router establishes a handshake
back to the Service Node and verifies that customer address and site information are
correct. When verification is complete, the Services Router downloads configuration
information for the site, and the phone displays the Handshake Complete screen.

Step 7: Connect Additional Phones.

When the handshake phone displays Plug in Remaining Phones, connect additional phones
to the Services Router. As you plug in each phone, the handshake phone adds the phone's
MAC address to the list displayed on the phone screen. The Services Router provides images
and configurations to each phone. When a phone has received its configuration, you'll see
a check mark next to its MAC address in the list of phones on the handshake phone screen.
After the handshake is complete and you have installed all phones, each phone will reboot
and come up in operational mode.
See the "Installing Additional Phones" section on page 62.

Step 8: Add Linksys One Voice Gateways.

The Linksys One Voice Gateways (VGA2000, VGA2100, and VGA2200) connect legacy
analog FAX machines or phones to the Linksys One network. In addition, these analog voice
gateways provide a local connection to the public telephone network for normal or
emergency services calls. You can connect an analog phone to the FXS port on the Voice
Gateway so that users can place emergency services calls even if the power fails.
Alternately, you can use the Voice Gateway with a fax machine.
See the "Adding a Linksys One Voice Gateway to the Network" section on page 64.
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IMPORTANT: When you add a Voice
Gateway to your network, you'll need to
restart the Services Router.
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