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First, find out why ethernet to your PC didn't "do the trick" before. Either fix or properly configure the PC to solve this problem.

Then, use ethernet from your DSL modem to the WAN side of the V ...

If I understand you correctly, your cordless handset behaves differently (e.g. provides a beep feedback in response to keypad entries) on line 2 and line 1. This sounds like a handset problem. Have ...

Leave the incoming lines from the street connected to the protector terminals; this is a safety issue.

Disconnect the red and green wires leading into your house from the protector terminals; this ...

You can add additional numbers to your Vonage account, either by porting existing numbers as you describe, or by having Vonage assign new ones. These additional numbers may be virtual numbers or phys ...

A Vonage account only supports Vonage-branded devices. You can add-on a soft-phone account with its own phone number and an additional monthly charge, and without 'unlimited' use. I think this featu ...

Vonage uses SIP, but does not share your SIP username and password credentials. They limit you to using devices they supply and remotely administer.

You can use a PBX with an analog trunk port by ...

As an often-heard yankee expression puts it: if it aint broke, don't fix it.

There is no way to do that using only Vonage. If you have a PC that is equipped with an analog telephone interface (i.e. a Dialogic board, or a modem with telephony features, or something similar) yo ...

If your VoIP provider provides two phone lines, they may use both ports; it's more efficient than using two ATA devices. If they only supply one phone line, then the Phone-2 port is not used.

Thank you for your help. The phones came with 4-pin phone lines...would these be the 4-conductor modular cords you are referring to? Also, i assume you're talking about these: http://www.twacomm.com/c ...