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Yeah, I've been using 1.00.6 on my v5 for a month now, and it's been smooth sailing. I've run BT pretty much constantly since then, and my voice quality has been fine. And-- this is a biggie for me- ...

Ok, I've been running BitTorrent all weekend, placing phonecalls, tooling around on the net on both my PC and my laptop, and I've seen absolutely no hiccups. The WRT54G v5, with the new 1.00.6 firmwa ...

I'll do that this weekend and report back. And I agree-- I think the WRT54G v5 may be a perfectly capable router after all, if they get the kinks ironed out. (Hopefully they already have.)

Thanks a million, Johnson-- the MAC address thing was my problem. A long time ago, a Vonage tech support guy instructed me to stick my PC's MAC address in the VT1005 to fix some other issues I was ha ...

Hmm, I looked at the MAC adresses of my setup-- using ipconfig, it shows my PC's (my ethernet card) MAC address as one thing. When I pull up the status of my cable modem (Moto SB4200), that same MAC ...

Oh, and one more thing I noticed that really makes no sense. When I hook up the way I want (modem->WRT54G->VT1005 and PC on ports 1 and 2 of WRT54G, respectively), my phone service is screwy, a ...

Ok, I forwarded all the ports listed on the VT1005 page you linked above (including 5060 and 5061) to the static IP I set up for the VT1005, and it didn't solve the problem. I tried disabling the Qo ...

I'm sorry, I wasn't clear-- my phone adapter is a Motorola VT1005, which I understand Vonage no longer sends out.

Also, just to clarify my problem:

Modem -> Motorola VT1005 -> WRT54G -> ...

Thanks for the replies. I have the latest WRT54G firmware-- 1.00.4, which I flashed the minute I got it out of the box.

I'm not doing any port forwarding on the WRT54G-- just plugging in static DN ...

Here's my network setup: SB4200 cable modem (RoadRunner) into VT1005, then into Linksys WRT54G (Version 5... I know, I know. It was a Christmas present. I'm stuck with it for now.), then into my co ...