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Just curious, what happens if you use the bandwidth saver & drop the call quality down to 30kbps?

Tried that too, and made no differences in call quality... Strange part is the garble is only o ...

Hey all, long time no post. That's cuz for a long time everything has been aces with Vonage and my ISP and my call quality. HAve had no issues for about 8 months, then in the last week all of a sudd ...

you should be able to simply plug the new adaptor into an available port on your existing router. In that case, all it does is provide VOiP; you won't use the routing or wireless functionality.

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Sorry - but have no clue on the 2500 model... I'm also on a different ISP and from other threads I've picked up that TWC doesn't give users much choice on modems, where Comcast publishes a listing of ...

Had the exact same issue... mine was due to packet loss errors on my connection, which was corrected by replacing my modem. other users had different experiences. Review http://www.vonage-forum.com/ ...

here's what I did...

From the Edit menu, choose advanced options.
Go to the packet options tab, and change the packet size to 1200.

get back to the main pingplotter screen, and in the address b ...

Blue,
You'll also want to look at the nasty trip of packet loss, delay and latency (the speed test here is a good start, and a lot of folks check http://testyourvoip.com too).

Speed is always good ...

The results of the bandwidth test seem questionable to me. It tests bandwidth to/from your PC.

Vonage calls go to/from your adaptor (which doesn't have any of the adware, spyware, antivirus or o ...

This is with a VT1005v behind a Linksys WRT54GS. If anyone has input on how to set the Linksys's QoS, I'd appreciate it

fishbone2, I'm using the Linksys WRT54GS, as well. All I have done is upgra ...

Hey everyone,
Okay I figured this would be the best place to look for some information about how to do what I do and how to get it to work using this nice phone service.

I use the Motorola VT100 ...