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Just curious, is there any residential phone service available where you can pick your phone number (i.e., including the last four digits)? I was only aware that this was possible for business, who a ...

If you have eight phone lines, it may be worthwhile to invest a caller id-only box, like those available from callerid.com, and get software that you can manage all the incoming calls with. I actuall ...

Perhaps just get a phone with caller ID. That way you can go thru the caller ID history to see who's called, even if they didn't leave a message (or you don't have vmail turned on).

Yes, you are going to have problems using Vonage with an alarm. The way Vonage (or any other VOIP) compresses communication means that your alarm will not always make it through -- not something you ...

FWIW, I have the D-Link VTA adapter; not sure if that made a difference.

You know, the only thing they told me is that they "refreshed some settings." It may be worthwhile to send them an email. I didn't tell them the make of my router.

Ah, very interesting! I think I'm going to reset the settings to what they were before, as Vonage got it working for me.

When we had DirecTV's Tivo, it would not work with Vonage. We have since switched to cable TV, and got a Tivo Series3. I have it connected via the Internet instead of over the phone, so no problems ...

Some thoughts:

(1) I wouldn't uncheck the SIP box, as that provides stateful inspection of packets -- a very useful firewall tool. YOu'll decrease how well the router works as a firewall by unchec ...

Someone mentioned above as to why I was happy even tho I was without service for 24 hours. Let me explain. First, we have two Vonage #'s, so the loss of one number for 24 hours wasn't an issue. It ...