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My vote goes to cable. I have had DSL for years but the farther you are from the phone telco office, the slower your speeds. I've never been that close to have really super up/down speeds. My cable ...

Your ATA device could not reset the router as you described. The ATA gets a local DHCP address from the router and then uses various ports like port 5061 that go through the router. Your router sett ...

is there a "trigger port" for the 10000-20000 UDP? or is it just the two ports, port 10,000 and then port 20,000 or is the the entire range between the two ports?

I have a TelCan account too and the charges can quickly add up. I'd suggest that you keep your POTS line for incoming calls. Don't have any of the extras like caller ID, call waiting, etc. See if y ...

I assume that your internal PCI DSL card has just the one port for the phone line to plug into. If that is correct, then you'd need to add an ethernet port to your computer and configure your compute ...

So how do you rank the two side by side?

1. Call quality is about the same. P8 might be just a tad bit better due to some echoing on my Vonage line. P8 never echos. I call Calif. a lot and some ...

Not in my case. Packet 8 was $49.90 and I had a $20 sign up credit which left a total of $29.90 They also gave prorated my first month which resulted in a $13 credit on my first bill.

Vonage char ...

Vonage has virtual numbers, Packet 8 has more city exchanges. It'll be interesting to see which company eliminates their disadvantage. Personally, I want phone numbers in 3 different cities. Packet ...

I've read that the 2nd port might be able to support voice. Have you tried plugging a phone into the 2nd port and dialing a number to see what happens?

Just wondering and hoping you'll experiment ...

I know it's overkill, but I'm a techno freak and had to have both Vonage and Packet 8 to play with. Vonage is my primary SIP phone and plenty of people have my Vonage phone number. My kids and I use ...