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Try just searching for "hotel connection problems."

This sounds like the way we've been used to for logging on a Vonage device at a hotel or internet cafe, but damned if I can remember how to do it. I would do a search here and see what you can find.

Remember, that since Vonage's network is "proprietary", any sort of third-party wanting to make a device for them would have to have an official relationship with Vonage. Unfortunately, Vonage isn't " ...

We've seen this plenty of times on other Vonage devices as well, and I'm sorry to say that to alleviate this I would move everything over to the 15.X subnet, just to accommodate the router. It **** n ...

Are you using house wiring? If so, try plugging a phone directly into the box and see if the cross-over still exists, and let us know.

If you aren't using house wiring, something is wrong with the ...

Best Setup in my mind would be (2) Vonage Adapters (not routers) connected to a really good, QOS-enabled REAL router, like the Linksys WRV4400N or something like that. Vonage devices SUCK at routing a ...

"Also, ever notice how none of the "Vonage In The News" stories are ever bad?"

While I'm not one for tinfoil hats and conspiracies, that one does make me do a double-take once in awhile. What this ...

I vote for the easiest solution:

1) Disable DHCP in the VoIP router. Leave it on in the cable router.

2) Assign an IP address to the VoIP router in the same range as the cable router is supplyin ...

If this is the quality Vonage claims, I strongly urge any potential new users stay away from Vonage.

You know, this is like the 5th or 6th time you have said crap like this in this topic. Why don ...

So much for troubleshooting....................

Why do I even bother........