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Vonage I found the following solution on the web. My basic knowledge of Linksys routers
I found the following solution on the web. My basic knowledge of Linksys routers tells me that this is the way to go.
http://pete.kruckenberg.com/blog/archives/2005/01/setting_up_vona.php
The critical part of Pete Kruckenberg's text follows:
"1. Install the Linksys software that comes with the router. This requires Windows and that you plug your computer physically or logically directly into the Vonage router. You may have to read the instructions and divine how to get yourself connected to the router. Good luck with that.
2. Once you can get to the Linksys Vonage router via Web browser to configure it, make the following changes:
Under MAC Address Clone, disable MAC Clone Service
That's all you really have to do, but you may also want to do the following:
Under Setup, disable Local DHCP Server to prevent the Linksys from trying to be your DHCP server (unless you'd like it to be your DHCP server, in which case you should configure the DHCP pool and such.
Under Advanced Routing, disable NAT (though NAT really won't affect traffic unless it goes through the Linksys
Note that you have to save your changes on each page, which requires a reboot, which will disrupt your phone service. So you should make these changes when you don't expect to be using the phone.
At this point, you can plug the Linksys port labelled Internet into your local Ethernet LAN and it will not try to do anything more than just connect to Vonage for phone service.
As a bonus, by making these changes, the Linksys turns into a 3-port 100Mb switch, so if you were needing a couple of extra switch ports, you're welcome."
Read The Full Thread: Speed and connections issues with Vonage Router
• I have a Vonage Router (Linksys RT31P2-VD) that I assume is the standard router
• K my best guess is the Toshiba has some kind of router built into it that allows you
• heres another posibility from something else I just read, u might have one of those
• Thank you for the suggestions. I already called them (My ISP provider) and they
• I have also been having trouble with airport and linksys. In my case, i needed to
• rbrook,
Great!!! I'll try it out and let you all know what happens. Thank you!
SRS
rbrook posted "I found the following solution on the web. My basic knowledge of Linksys routers" on 03/21/2005 |
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