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I'm running a WRT54GS router with HyperWRT firmware, and it handles multiple VoIP adapters & calls without a problem. I have all of my VoIP adapters set up with static IPs (provided through the ...

Well, to be honest, I could care less what the title of the paragraph is. They can certainly refuse to activate devices on their network for whatever reason they choose (and continue to alienate the ...

A comment on the subject of this thread. ISPs don't have a huge price advantage over Vonage. They are subject to local franchise regulations that tack on 5-10% to the total bill. They also have a smal ...

That just means if it breaks Vonage has no obligation to replace it.
"You will own the Device" just means if it breaks Vonage has no obligation to replace it?? Gee, that's not how MY dictionary defi ...

http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,1981807,00.asp

I began to wonder what notice Vonage provides that they do not activate a used device (if not for this forum I'd be in the dark about it) so I perused the Terms of Service.2.2 Residential Use of Servi ...

I dont think in the 1 year 5 mos I have had vonage I have went over 500 mins. I think I may downgrade. No point in paying 10 extra a month.
And actually, 500 isn't the breakpoint you should be look ...

I'm getting ready to move to vonage and have a few questions. I currently have a wrt54g running 3.03.1 firmware and a sn beginning with cdf7. Is the F7 version 4? I have ordered a linksys pap2 to sit ...

As of a couple months ago, I'm up to 4 Vonage phone numbers - two personal and two business on a separate account. The two personal were most recently on two different adapters - an old Motorola VT10 ...

I would pull the power to all your network and plug back in this way\\

Modem>>>Belkin>>>Vonage.

Actually, since his hookup is Modem>>>Vonage>>>Belkin, the uni ...