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Vonage I agree with Steve48's thoughts.
I have the very same VTech product you have.
I agree with Steve48's thoughts.
I have the very same VTech product you have. The ports are for ethernet and no facilities for additional "traditional" telecom connections. The Vtech can have additional Vtech sets added, up to 4. But no help to your question (but could be a point of confusion for some).
THIS IS NOT FOR THE FAINT AT HEART DSL USERS!!! So with no wiring experience or sound knowledge of their service being provided, DSL users may want to disregard the part about adding your Vonage line to the house/business facility.
I added an additional Vonage line and traditional linksys phone adapter. Next I disconnected the "hardwired" landline feed TO my house wiring at the customer premise box. This is to reduce the possibility of line error or back feed from any hardwire-landline facilities. This does leave the total house wiring still intact, provided above executed properly. It will however, disconnect any landline provided service you may have, if you are using 2 service providers, for example, Vonage AND AT&T.
You can have both though. Just not both providers to same jack. View your Vonage service just like another provider. Then segregate your wiring to facilitate both providers to their respective points of use within the structure.
I've taken that second adapter (PAP2) and plugged from my new programed line directly back into the wall RJ-11. This energizes my lines throughout my house. Should you actually need to use the same RJ-11 jack you used to energize the house, you CAN use a splitter, but be cautioned, you could incur "noise".
Hope this helps....
Read The Full Thread: Is There No Way I Can Make This Work
• I have a IP 8100-2 from V-Tech. There are no phone lines on this unit, it has 2 ethernet
• I guess I don't understand. The IP8100 is a Vonage unit. The ethernet ports aren't
• I got it from Circuit City. I get billed from Vonage so I suppose I'm registered.
Those
• OK, I think I understand now. Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure that the answer is
• ****** I did fail to mention, there are options to anyone that wants to manage their
kkanakis57 posted "I agree with Steve48's thoughts.
I have the very same VTech product you have." on 08/23/2006 |
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