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could I continue to use my 802.11g wireless network adapters built into my laptop to communicate to the Belkin router? Is it backwards compatible or will I be forced to buy Pre-N network adapters now ...

When you say "network interface adapters" are expensive, what do you mean? Do I not just need the Belkin router, and in my case, the PAP2 adapter to get my VOIP service running and my wireless at hom ...

If I'm considering VOIP (and in the Toronto area) and am still deciding between Vonage and Primus, is there a wireless router you would recommend that features QOS, can be used between either Vonage o ...

I'm just a little curious here (and thankful for your post, I'm just startig to consider dipping my toes into the VOIP pool), but have you switched to another VOIP provider at this point, or have you ...

Your Vonage package will arrive at your address free of any charges from CCRA -- that was my experience.

Links are only cross referenced to a S_P_A_M database of bad URL's, thats all. It makes my job easier and is becoming very common in other forums.
Thanks for the heads up. In fact I found out that m ...

i have a linksys wireless routers ,netgear wireless card and Linksys RT31P2.I want to connect my Phone adapter (Linksys RT31p2) to the network with a bridge
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And can i use my 2.4 ghz phone with it. ...

There are too many variables in setting up a VoIP line to blame on just the adapter, a computer, the internet provider or even the subscriber. In then end, most times you can get the basic service t ...

So with all due respect, your occupation has no bearing on the technical limitations of the PAP2 adapter whatsoever.
Very well --- you may and can most certainly choose to believe whatever it is that ...

I think that you are assuming because everything is great with your connection it is going to be great for everybody else too.

I think anyone reading this will be informed that there is a bigger ...