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Assuming everything has power, unplug your modem, router, ATA, and phone power cords. Wait one minute then plug in the modem first, then the router, then the phone power cord, then the ATA. Give it 30 ...

I don't think your parents are too old. I'm 65 and I don't consider myself too old for anything. If they have any problems setting it up you could help them with that, but if they are computer literat ...

Did they send you an ATA? If so plug that into the router, then phone into ATA.

The public has been gouged for decades by phone companies because there were no alternatives. The first alternative was cell phones, but they are doing a little gouging of there own. Now comes VOiP, ...

This comes from AT&T. Whenever you discontinue service, they automatically put that responce into effect. It comes from the days before VOiP, when the only phone service was by phone lines. You m ...

Whenever you have more than one thing using the modem, then you go from modem>router first. The routers job is to route signals to and from different computers/phones/etc. to aleviate any interleav ...

try modem>router>1 line to adapter, and 1 line to computer. Try that and see if that helps any.

I notice your setup was a little different than what I'm used to seeing. Most generally your phone is plugged into an ATA, then from there to the Router. From the router there are two lines, one to t ...

Something doesn't sound right here. I am in Dallas Texas, and have the E911 service. Like you said you get through pretty fast. I did not ask the guy if he had my address though. If you think about ...

You think it might have something to do with Comcast trying sell their own VOiP phone service? They have a monthly fee with a limited amount of hours usage. Kind of like a cell phone.