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It's really not all that big of a deal in the end. It was just a matter of a big corporation telling me. "No! You can't have access to the product you purchase out-right and wholly own."

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Just as Vonage, the nations largest provider of VoIP service, was ORDERED today to provide full 911 service to its subscribers, I'm sure issues like this one will come to the courts where, inevitably, ...

Gee. I hope someone's there to side with you when car companies start locking consumers out of the trunk when they need the spare tires.

I do agree to the terms of service that I agreed to. However, this subject is not fully addressed in the TOS and, therefore, getting the password and having access to the second voice port is none of ...

That would be fine, however that's not the contract I agreed to with Vonage. Their stipulation is that I won't hack their system. I don't plan to hack their system. I want to use my router as it was d ...

The short answer is that you can't get access to these settings. Vonage holds them near and dear to their corporate heart. As a matter of fact, if you cancel your service, they send a packet to the ro ...

Only Vonage can activate the phone ports on the router.

That's nice and all, but I BOUGHT the router as part of my package. I OWN the router. So for Vonage to hold that over me is kinda sorta reall ...

It would be nice if they would give us a "little" access to do things such as raise output and ringer voltage but I do understand the need to keep these things locked down to their own techs.

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What I chose to do with a device that I purchased, that I *own* is of no business to Vonage. That I wish to use the second port to access my company's SIP proxy and the fact that Vonage holds the pass ...

Only Vonage can activate the phone ports on the router.

That's nice and all, but I BOUGHT the router as part of my package. I OWN the router. So for Vonage to hold that over me is kinda sorta reall ...