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The setup DSL>Vonage>Router>Computers, which worked before, should still be fine. Since DSL>Vonage>Computer still works, the issue seems to be with your new router. A likely problem i ...

I don't have a solution, but the problems aren't necessarily connected. It's not unusual for the caller to hear the simulated ring tone before the called phone actually rings. When you ran your test ...

2.4 GHz cordless phones and wireless routers are a problem. I thought DECT phones were OK, but maybe not. The first step is to substitute a simple wired phone and see if the problem does or does not ...

I think you can attach screen shots, but I don't know how.

As for Comcast, I doubt that they would support an issue that you reported as a problem with Vonage. If the problem is also affecting cab ...

Before changing things, you may want to run a VoIP test. I understand that the forum test isn't working, so you may want to run this one: http://www.whichvoip.com/voip/speed_test/ppspeed.html . It's ...

First, try removing the Linksys. Plug the VTA-CV directly into your modem and see if the problem repeats in that situation.

I've often felt that combining functions is a mistake. I'd go with a normal router and a Vonage adapter. The V-portal is what they provide these days, so I'd go with that.

Vonage can sell you another adapter. They can also be bought at retail. Just make sure that the box is specifically marked as being for Vonage. Also, don't buy one used. There's no guarantee that ...

Have you had any dropped calls during that time?

These intermittent problems are always the hardest to run down. My suspicion is an internet service problem, but you have to catch it when the issu ...