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Hi Coolest,

The easy solution is to get a softphone from Vonage. You are then provided with the SIP username and password and can configure your own third party SIP client or even asterisk PBX.
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Hi newalloy,

This can definitely be done, all you need to do is contact Vonage and advise them that you no longer wish to transfer your number.

On the other side, if your number transfer has tak ...

You will all be happy to know that the toll free issue in Canada has now been resolved.

Any non-regional number should now be accessible through Vonage, meaning as long as the number can be dialied ...

More info would be nice.

On a guess, the first thing I would do is connect the Vonage router directly to the modem with your linksys router second in the chain. I would also try changing the ether ...

Try This:

http://vonage.ca/help.php?article=1226

- Kukk

Steve is right, your number can only be attached to one port at a time.

The only time this is not true is while you are in the process of replacing a device. During this time the old device rema ...

I found this blog very useful in determining what the actual patent allegations were and what it really means:

http://ipurbia.com/2007/03/verizon-patent-analysis.html

Much better than relying on ...

Jeff,

Your download speed seems a bit slow but other than that the numbers look pretty good. The jitter and latency are well within line to have great quality audio.

e911 - The difference is th ...

I called tech support the other day and they told me that Canadian toll free numbers should now be working. If you have a number that doesn't work just contact the tech support division with the numb ...

Yes, there is a known issue with outbound caller ID for some customers in Canada. The cause and source of the issue has been identified and should be resolved shortly.

As for the audio quality iss ...