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You will find many discussions about this here.
One of the best is:
http://www.vonage-forum.com/ftopic8379.html

The important thing is to disconnect the POTS line coming into your house from the ...

I just looked at the very fine print below the lights. The phone light which is on is to the right of the one that is off. The label of the lite one says "phone 2". This is the way it came from the ...

I got a RTP300 as a replacement for the RT312P in September. The phone lines on it were also reversed. So i guess they have little misslabling problem. Smile

--David

I have been reading the Voip Forum using RSS with the Thunderbird mail/new reader. It has worked well until the last two days.
1 haven't recieved any feeds since Jan 25. When I asked it to get the fe ...

charast -- It is likely that your VoIP modem is not passing port 80 through to your router.
If you cannot configure your VoIP modem to forward port 80, then you will have to connect your router to ...

I have to disagree with this thread.

I have had to call Vonage reps for help 3 times:
1) .No voice after 15 minutes
2) A dead RT13P2 (it is a terrible piece of equipment)
3) Activation of a ...

I must have missed something.
When I got Vonage up and running I set up my 911 address.
Since then I don't remember any communications from Vonage asking me to acknowledgment that I understand the ...

My Verizon bill has the form:

Account: area exch number code1 code2 code3
example 123 345 6798 345 23 8
single space between groups

I hope this helps.

David

I have made some good tests with opened ports. It WORKS!
I made three calls over 20 minutes without loosing the incoming call.
Smile

David

If you keep your existing network and router configuration but plug the Vonage phone adapter into the exixting router, be sure that you forward ports in the existing router to the Vonage phone adapter ...