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You may want to change the dhcp subnet to 192.168.15.100 on the non- vonage router
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He can't do that...you can't have the same subnet on both.

Is the Vonage router connected to your Cable/DS ...

Switch-to-switch connections need a x-over cable. Some switches may have one port that has an mdi/mdi-x button which will do the x-over for you. Some switches may auto-detect mdi/mdi-x. All others, ...

That's a perfectly acceptable way to connect your devices.

1. Did you connect the "WAN" port of the Vtech to the Netgear?

2. Did you use a crossover ethernet cable to do so?

Exactly, that's where the whitelists come in. I wouldn't expect Vonage to implement something like that anytime soon.

If you're getting annoying calls in the middle of the night, you could use DND (do not disturb). It's *78 to enable DND and *79 to disable it. Calls will go directly to VM, if you have VM enabled. ...

Yeah, he's definitely kickin' it up a notch.

I'm still confused as to why he's talking about Vonage in a kitchen...

Looks like he borrowed Emeril Lagasse's studio.

You're pretty far off on those ports. Let's take a step back. First, you don't need to port forward anything for Vonage, all communications are initiated from your Vonage device, so there is no need ...

Saw this on Vonage.com

"At this time customers may experience an issue retrieving their voicemail when dialing their local access number or *123 or through their web account. Our engineers are awar ...

I can try. I'm not sure of your specific setup, but I'm going to make an assumption that your in a dorm room with an ethernet jack. In that case, I would connect my Vonage ATA's WAN port to the ethe ...