However, if it's just a "dumb" modem with one Ethernet connection, the switch scheme won't work anymore, because the modem will only "see" one attached device at a time. You will need to connect the Belkin WAN port directly to the modem and connect to OBi to one of the Belkin's LAN ports. Of course, you'll also have to determine why the Belkin and OBi don't play well together and fix that.
Post some details about what is wrong. Does ***1 report an IP address? Can you access the OBi's web page? Does the echo test work? What services do you have configured? Do any work? What error or message occurs when you try to call?
Thanks for your response! I indeed have just a basic "dumb" modem. It's an Ubee D3.0. My router is a Belkin F5D8233-4v3 and both the router and the modem are plugged into a Dell PowerConnect 2224 switch. I ran a tool from the obi site that changed my Obi110 settings to get it working with CallCentric, but other then that the settings are all default. After dialing ***1 it reports that my ip address is not available, and that my DHCP is enabled. Whenever I try to call a number it reports "The number you have dialed has not received a response from the service provider." Plugging the obi into the router and then the router directly into the modem doesn't appear to have changed anything, as far as I can tell.