Quote from: Dave781 on July 17, 2016, 01:54:38 PM
I own an Obi 202 and an Obi 200. I have never posted in the forums here but have been around awhile. Can an Obi 202 and an Obi 200 be daisy chained together? Meaning I want to plug the internet port on the 202 to my router and the LAN port of the 202 to the 200. My exact reason for this is 4 SP slots are not enough for me. I want both units to operate as if they are part of the same LAN, thus, doubling the total number of SP ports that are available to 8.
Will this work?
Thanks ...
Yes, you can do that, although it's unclear if the Quality of Service (QoS) function in the 202 would throttle or otherwise impact the performance of the 200. I doubt it. You can simply give it a try and see for yourself.
I'd suggest instead plugging both devices into the same router or switch, instead of daisy-chaining them. If you don't have enough Ethernet ports available, adding an Ethernet switch to your router, or replacing a 4-port or 5-port switch with an 8-port switch is a very inexpensive solution.
One issue you might encounter, depending on the Internet Telephone Service Provider(s) (ITSPs) you use, is a conflict with multiple service provider configurations on the two devices using the same SIP user agent ports. If you find problems with one-way audio or failure to register, that would be something to check. When using the OBiTALK portal to configure SP slots, the setup will automatically increment the UA port numbers on one device. The other device could likely duplicate those same for UA ports, though.