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it said: auto config ip:
169.254.250.31

A 169.254.xxx.xxx is a Windows IP. It sounds like you have tried a few different things. I would try swapping out the ethernet cable from the PC to the rout ...

I would give your ISP call as your download speed (1369) is a bit low for a high-speed cable connection. In addition, it appears that you have some packet loss and high latency. All of these items can ...

UK1992, I had the same exact problem as you, and as mharvey has suggested, it was my 2.4 Ghz phone that was causing the problem. I switched to a 5.8 Ghz phone and that solved my problems.

I do apologize for dropping that link. I should have read the forum rules a little closer.

For those of you who didn't get the URL before the post was edited and would like to post a review on the ...

Glad to hear that you guys/gals are happy with your Vonage service. We just launched a VoIP review site and would like to get some feedback from you. If you could have a look and possibly post a revie ...

Sometimes the echo is also caused by user feedback. Usually turning down the volume on the handset will cure this. If it doesn't you may want to check the latency on your connection by using one of th ...

Does the echo still exist if you plug a phone directly into the Telephone adapter? If not, that indicates that the problem most likely exists in the wiring of the home. Most echo problems can be trace ...

robert_k_brown,

You should try and upgrade the modem you have. The PCX1100 is a very old cable modem. Upgrading to a PCX2600 or a Motorola SB5100 will most likely cure the problems you are having. ...

Try upgrading the cable modem. The PCX1100 is pretty old. Try getting a PCX2600 or a Motorola SB5100.

Try using a phone with a lower REN value. Sometimes, when the REN is too high, the ATA does not have enough power to ring the phone.