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The RT31 is a Linksys Router with a 4 port switch (no wireless access though). The PAP2 is just a TA that plugs into the network. Since you know you won't be near your existing router, I'd go with t ...

I don't have that EXACT access point, but it should work. Make sure your existing WAP 11 and this new access point both support the bridging mode.

Also, the TA should work behind the access point. ...

So if the WAP 11's are taking to each other, aren't they tranfering network data?

Yes, but in bridge mode, the two only talk to each other. Think of it like two islands with a bridge in between.
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1. disconnect the bellsouth line coming off the pole into your home.

2. connect a phone cable from the Vonage adapter into an existing phone jack. It'll provide tone to the rest of the jacks in th ...

What you need to do may not be what you want, but this is what you must do Very Happy

First, in order for two Linksys WAPs to talk to each other, they have to be in what's called Bridge Mode. Finally ...

Not to hijack the thread on bandwidth comparisons, but I get 1.5Mb/s upstream with OptimumOnline (Cablevision) in NY...

* One call placed, but both handsets in use (2 people on my end talking to one on the other.

For this scenario, definetly only 100k (if that's set as your quality in the Vonage control panel). ...

cat5e runs are 4 pair (8 wire). Telephone for one line is only 1 pair. Are you sure you have the right pairs and that it's not crossed anywhere? Also, are you sure they haven't run ANY of those lin ...

Where is the orange pair of wires coming FROM? I'm guessing the TELCO side of the box?

The red and green pair should be equivalent on the top and bottom of the customer side. It usually works whe ...

1mbit is a lot to lose. You are making a call which will take up most of that, plus some overhead. I'd wager that it's just the fact that the router isn't exactly high-quality like a true Cisco rout ...