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I have the same model router. It works fine. Some things to try:

1) if you are using MAC address filtering, ensure that the MAC of your telephone adapter is listed in the table. This router filt ...

I bought a Dynex (looks to be a CyberPower with a different label) at Best Buy for $40 (are still on sale). 800VA, plenty of outlets. All I run off the battery is my cable modem, router, and TA. I ...

That was only the most recent 80 counties added (and only certain spots in them, from whatI can tell), so if you already had E911, you wouldn't be shown. For example, no Missouri counties were listed ...

Well, I just noticed that it had been posted to the front page already.

Maybe one day I'll learn how to scroll down.

Here's a press release with 80 new counties named; these are the new places that just got E-911.

http://www.vonage.com/corporate/press_index.html?PR=2005_12_14_1

The MAC filtering probably isn't the issue then.

To my knowledge, Linksys filters only the wireless MACs, not the wired ones. At least, my old 1st generation 802.11b Linksys only did the wireless ...

Do you have MAC address filtering set up on the router?

Some routers (Belkin does) filter not only wireless connections, but also the wired connections. This drove me nuts until I remembered it; o ...

I use the Linksys PAP2 in pretty much that same config (only a Belkin wireless router and Charter cable modem). Works fine. I did set the PAP2 for a static IP address and opened the necessary router ...

Strangely, my CID is now working. I swapped telephones (went to a VTech i5855 expandable system) and it works fine. I haven't tried swapping the old phone in to see if it is just funky, but it seems ...

Well, the caller ID problem isn't confined to the router based TAs. I have the PAP2, and have also not been getting the CID info (currently, I have only one basic telephone plugged into the PAP2).
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