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Vonage Userbosco, I have to assume that before you switched to Vonage, all of the jacks
Userbosco, I have to assume that before you switched to Vonage, all of the jacks in your home were working with two Cox lines. Is that correct? Assuming that it is, and you're sure about it, then when you disconnected from the Cox wiring you somehow separated the pairs in the office from the pairs in the rest of the house.
It's quite common for separate cables to different areas of a house to be brought together in an NIU. There they are connected together and to the service- landline, digital adapter, whatever. In disconnecting from the "whatever", you end up separating the runs to the different parts of the house. I would bet that this is what happened to you. Check what you did carefully to see what happened.
Read The Full Thread: Cox Digital to Vonage - No Dial Tone in Wall Jacks
• This seems to be a popular topic, and sure hope someone can shed light on a simple
• how many lines do you have originaly from Cox digital? if you have two lines from
• Okay, my head's spinning on this reply. However, I've discovered there is an original
• Now my head is spinning. Back to my original question. Were all the house jacks
• First, yes, both lines, and all wall jacks were functioning prior to the Vonage
• Steve48...thanks for the effort and time in working this out. I may be dense, but
• OK, if you have just a single jack in your office for the second line, and the Vonage
• No, there is no splitter. Vonage supplied a VoIP Adapter which has (2) jacks in
• OK, if you have just a single jack in your office for the second line, and the Vonage
Steve48 posted "Userbosco, I have to assume that before you switched to Vonage, all of the jacks" on 11/25/2006 |
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