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Yup. Pretty crappy.

well as soon as my router comes in I'll be sure to do as you outlined. right now this is the only way to do this.

Well, you defintely should not be required to have a router to get good vonage. I'm ...

I was wondering if anybody using a cable modem has experienced this little issue.

While I was online tonight I noticed that twice my network connection was lost. I saw the little bubble come up say ...

I just received my VT1005 ATA yesterday, connected it up to port 3 on my Linksys BEFSR41 and it works fine with no port forwarding. Calls sound as good as Sprint calls. I updated the firmware of the r ...

The real limitation is how many packets can it process before it locks up.

I've just now tested this on my Vonage line. I unplugged the incoming data line and made a call to my Vonage number (I still have a hardline phone). It forwarded exactly like it is supposed to do.

A technical explanation has been posted before but as you found out, the VT1005 is much more reliable behind the router.

If you would have looked at the posts, you would have seen an answer to your question about 2-3 posts down. You are not the first person that this has happened to and there are several posts on the su ...

Unfortunately, there is no factory reset on the VT1005. However, a few people have had similar problems and posted their solutions here. There are at least 2 or 3 threads on the subject. Try doing a s ...

I just ran all 4 scans with no ports being reported as open.

In your case, ports 23, 137, and 139 are all ports that are open on 2000/xp boxes. Are you sure the firewall was the next device in lin ...