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Now a followup on the "calls are garbled and/or Internet is slow" comment.

Run the Vonage Speed Test found on this site, or go to www.testyourvoip.com and test there. Also run a few basic speed te ...

RTP300s are good Vonage devices. I have its wireless-enabled sibling, the WRTP54G.

I'd put that WRT54G "out front":

Modem -> WRT54G
. WRT54G -> RTP300
. WR ...

Sure. As long as the PAP2 has Internet access, it'll work fine. In fact, this is exactly what the PAP2 is built for - cases where you already have a router.

Plug a phone into a wall jack, without the Vonage device attached to ANYTHING. Nothing should be connected to LINE1 on your Vonage adapter at all.

This is just a test to make sure your home wiring ...

Another idea: Get a splitter that can support all of your phones. Temporarily move all of the phones into one room (the same room your Vonage adapter is in). Hook all the phones into your Vonage de ...

http://vonage.nmhoy.net/tworouters.html

If you have one computer on one side of the Vonage adapter and the rest of your computers on the other side, you have two networks, and the two networks are ...

The owner of the site, while not a Vonage employee or affiliated with Vonage in any way, set this site up to offer a place for Vonage support.

Dan's a good guy, but he didn't set this site up out o ...

Assuming Vonage can pull that information, they probably won't be able to release it to you.

If you are being harassed, call your local sheriff's office and file a criminal harassment complaint, ke ...

I am now confused. Smile

Just got off the phone with a very nice Vonage rep. Explained to
her what I wanted to do and she said my forwarded calls to
Hong Kong will be bille at the per minute rate. ...

Cat 5's are network cables. You need regular phone patch cables.

And, yes, just a splitter. Go to radio shack and tell the guy you've got one wall jack with one phone line and you want to hook tw ...