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Are you using any extension wiring that was previously hooked up to Telewest or do you just have the phone plugged into the back of the vonage box?

Ok, so the first thing you'll need to do is get your Vonage box onto a fixed IP address. At the moment it will be getting an IP address automatically from your Safecom box. On the Safecom admin pages ...

I'll be able to tell you some settings to use once I get home and can check what I've set on my IPCOP QOS setup. In the meantime, perhaps you can confirm that you have your vonage box connected to the ...

Can't comment specifically on its compatibility with Vonage (although I'm sure it is) but I always found Zen (www.zen.co.uk) to be an excellent ADSL provider.

Personally, I never rated the speed test as it didn't show up the problems I was having. Also, it only gives you information for a single moment in time. Trust me though, if you have a PC connected to ...

The problem with the phone adapter is that it doesn't do QOS (Quality of Service). This is a facility which prioritises your Internet traffic to make sure the Vonage data gets through without delay. Y ...

You can connect vonage via any socket provided you locate the 'Master' socket on the C&W circuit and disconnect it. You can tell which it is as it has some components inside it which the other box ...

One cause of delay is that QOS isn't working correctly. Do you have the Vonage router or the phone adapter?

I recently bought the first ever DECT phone I've ended up liking. Its the BT Esprit 1250. Seems to work ok with Vonage.

Does your DLink box have wire ports also? Try connecting from one of these to the Vonage router instead of the one marked 'Internet' (or equivalent. I suspect whether the subnet details are the same o ...