 |
 | Vonage Forum Menu |
| | |
| Vonage Forums |
|
|
| | | |
| Vonage In The News |
| | |
| Vonage Customer Reviews |
| | |
| |
Vonage A few more thoughts...
If you don't get a generic POTS line, you will not be
A few more thoughts...
If you don't get a generic POTS line, you will not be listed in your local town directory (just FYI... not saying that's good or bad).
You do NOT need to put your router and Vonage ATA (that's the box they send you) near the point where your phone line enters the house. You can very easily disconnect the outside wiring from the phone co. into your house, then simply plug the Vonage ATA into one of your phone jacks, and viola! instant Voip dial tone throughout the house. There is more information on this available in this forum if you seach for 'wiring'. It's pretty easy.
And so, you may not need a wireless home router at all, at least not because of the Vonage service. Just keep your Vonage ATA, router, and cable modem in the same place (near any phone jack) and you'll only need wireless router if you have add'l computers you intend to connect. The wireless router doesn't have anything to do with the Vonage service if you connect it like I describe.
Read The Full Thread: New user to be
• Just moved to US from UK. Most telephone calls are to UK, few US long distance and
• Depends on the wireless standard. I'm guessing 802.11x so you'd need a router
• Lucky, you will save major bucks.
Any router will do, go with 802.11g, it's
• This is a very good point. A 2.4GHz parked near a 802.11b/g router could cause interference
• Yes, yes, yes... enought about the wireless networking.
Have we even established
plyons posted "A few more thoughts...
If you don't get a generic POTS line, you will not be" on 04/15/2004 |
|
|
| |
| Vonage Service Plans |
| | |
| Vonage VoIP Members |
| | |
| Vonage Stock Price |
|
Value: 1.70
Change:  0.00
Up to 15 Minute Delay | | | |
| Site Search |
| | |
|
|
Vonage VoIP Phone Service is redefining communications by offering consumers
& small business VoIP Internet phones, an affordable alternative to traditional phone service.
The Vonage VoIP Forum Generated This Page In: 0.33 Seconds and 202 Pages In The Last 60 Seconds
The Vonage VoIP Forum
|
Members
New 
New Today 1
Yesterday 3
Total 64272
Who Is On Site
Visitors 84
Members 0
Total 84