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Unfortunately, with all the LAN ports dead, I can't get into the beast (and I did not open the WAN port for remote mgt).

Level 2 did say that I was back-leveled, how far back, however, I'll never k ...

At first it was the static. Various changes in my configuration, upstream from my wireless router, downstream, QoS (even though my connection is very fast and I have very little PC traffic), multiple ...

If I put the RTP300 first (i.e. after the modem), calls are static-free but the connection to the Netgear wpn824 drops pretty regularly. If I put the Netgear first, I have stable wireless, but a lot ...

The connection to cell phone in Holland is consistently bad (like impossible conversation) when connections to other cells in Europe (e.g. France) is fine. Any similar experiences or insight?

I just got off the phones with 2 family members that live in France, using the conference call feature. Crystal clear, could not hope for better quality. But I had to leave my brother out!

Anyb ...

sorry - did not see the "voice" part. Don't think it is meant to be accessible by subscribers.

try admin.

First, i do not believe you can run phone and ethernet on the same (cat 5) cable.

Once the 2 "circuits" (one for ethernet, one for phone) are identified, a simple phone cable should do the trick. ...

I suspect the expected WiFi handset will do what you are trying to do without any additional hardware (bridge, PC or other). From reading the Vonage announcement, it sounds like you would configure t ...

I am assuming that the WAN port of router #2 is attached to a LAN port of router #1 and that your PC is normally attached to router#1.

In order to access the router #2 even though your PCis attache ...