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Bingo!

There is a service called "IP" which (according to MS) "Provides DDNS name registration and automatic IPv6 connectivity over an IPv4 network. If this service is stopped, other computers may ...

That's exactly what I meant:

Does it blink at a steady rate? or does it go: blink...blink....gap....blink...blink, OR 3 blinks, GAP, 3 blinks....or 4 blinks...gap...4 blinks?

Exactly. Let us check the possibilities. When a packet is received:
1. It is either in a protocol that the router understands or it isn't. In the latter case, the packet should just be ignored.

2 ...

My two bits:

Try restarting your DSL modem. Fully power off and bring back after a few seconds. This should be the order: Restart the cable modem, wait until it is fully up. Restart the vonage box ...

E-Gads, Bad analogy.

The core issue is that: No matter what packet comes through to the router, it should not DIE. (If it DIES, it will be a security issue since you are then liable to a simple DoS ...

Update:

After hearing my story, my colleague tried the same thing (he is a vonage subscriber as well) at his home yesterday with exact same result. Bring up longhorn and 10 minutes later, the box d ...

I beg to differ:

Nothing that Longhorn/anybody else sends over the network wires should BREAK the vonage terminal.

I would understand if it breaks the connection with the PC. That would mean PC ...

I have just installed Windows Longhorn (or Vista) Beta 1 on my computer. Everything works fine except.....the Vonage terminal (VT1005V in CableModem -> Vonage -> PC configuration) completely shu ...