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take look at the QOS settings for the phone part of the router.

if thats up too high it will slaughter your connection

well from what i have read the motorola device will only nat for one device. its dhcp gives out one ip address.

Useless.

I was thinking while reading the aboe post about setting up a PC to do t ...

does your DSL modem have an ethernet option? most do.

try using that.

the vonage router will do NAT to your PC.

well this vt1000 things doesnt sound like a very good router. someone said it only provides one DHCP address. that... is really useless.
they have to go out of their way to make it do that. i dont ge ...

solution #3 (a little iffy)
contact ISP about multiple IP's
See if you can turn off nat on the VT1000
plug its wan port into cable/dsl.
plug its PC port into linksys WAN port..

linksys should g ...

thanks for the link to the vt1000.

this will help in your endevors.

the vt1000 is a router.
it has much of the same functionality of the linksys router you were using.

You dont want two NAT ...

I think i answeed you ahmel in a different post but...

The problem becomes clearer.

turn off the NAT on your linksys router.

it sounds like the vt1000 provides nat ability.

I dont know ...

you could theoretically get a small switch and 2 ip's. plug the vonage and the wireless router into the switch and run your PC's off the wireless router and have nothing else plugged into the vonage d ...

arg. i hate not being able to edit my posts.

http://practice.chatserve.com/hosts.html

damn it you have a mac.

i dont know where the hosts file is on a mac but the file is going to be the same.

is should be called hosts and it will look almost identical. or most likley will.

ha ...