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Vonage First thing to do is to run some VoIP tests, both from this site and www.testyourvoip.com
First thing to do is to run some Voip tests, both from this site and www.testyourvoip.com - each Vonage line ideally should have about 90kbps of upstream and downstream bandwidth available.
Second thing would be to get a single Vonage adapter and line, and try that out under the 30-day guarantee. Be sure you read the terms carefully. If that works out, you can simply have a FAX line added to the PHONE2 port of that same adapter, then start another account for the second phone line, or buy another adapter for it.
Final thing to consider is usage patterns. Be sure you separate the "business" and "residential" functions. In other words, if you start using one of the Vonage lines for your business, and you start using it in patterns that make it obvious you are, that is a violation of the Vonage ToS.
If you think you might use a line for business, Vonage does have a plan for $50 (last I knew) that includes a FAX line and an unlimited-use voice line. This is a tad more expensive than a Voice line plus a FAX line for consumer use (which would be around $35-40 a month), but if you think the line might be used for business as an overflow/outbound line, it's probably worth spending the $10-15 extra per month. You can then put in the additional residential line as a separate account.
As far as the best hardware, it doesn't sound like you need any more routers in that configuration - if you can get the PAP2 at a retail shop, it's a good simple Vonage device. Otherwise, I'd get something that is free-after-rebates and just turn off or don't use the routing and wireless features if it comes with them.
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• I'd like to know how painless a switch to vonage will be for one of my business clients
• I should also add that one of the residential lines is used exclusively to send
• I would also think you may need to set some rules on ISA to allow Vonage. The SBS3
• yes, that's one of the things I'm curious about. There are two places to put the
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I use a cable modem along with a Alink Wifi router and a FON router. I've tried
• I would also think you may need to set some rules on ISA to allow Vonage. The SBS3
• there are problems here and there at the moment with vonage and verizon, not to
• You will be money ahead if you stay clear of vonage. That is of course unless you
NateHoy posted "First thing to do is to run some VoIP tests, both from this site and www.testyourvoip.com" on 08/09/2007 |
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