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most smc routers have firewalls that could cause an audio issue. your best bet is to try to setup port forwarding. see www.portforward.com for instructions specific to both your router and vonage.

they don't even have a real hold feature per say. what you know as hold is meant only to be used with call waiting and 3-way calling. and all it really does is route the RTP stream to 0.0.0.0. yes it ...

90% of browsers can be set to handle #1, and #2 is available on the billing page.

no they can't login remotely without setting that up ahead of time, but they can see different diagnostics for the router. i.e. is it connecting to the configuration server, or is the phone line regis ...

well, there is another difference, which may not be a difference at all for some, between the business and residential accounts. although they do say unlimited calling, there's a point where, with ver ...

modern macs (ie anything with an ethernet port) will work just fine on an rtp300 or any ethernet router.

it is poorly worded, and quite confusing. virtual numbers simply redirect incoming calls to another number. the xml files for virtual numbers are extremely basic, there's no forward on timeout setting ...

she's not. there is no voicemail for Virtual Numbers. they simply ring through onto another line and use that line's forwarding settings, be it actual forwarding, simulring, or voicemail.

The terms of service, regarding the disconnection time, be it 1 year or 2, is based off of the account creation date, not the date a second line is added, so you would still be under the old 1 year co ...

Your only choice for non-linksys wireless vonage phone adapters is the Dlink VWR-VR, and I beleive it's only available through vonage direct (though you, or anyone else, can correct me if I am wrong) ...