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Vonage is a VOIP provider piggy backing on top on an existing Broadband provider.Other than having the ability to have your existing number "ported" to Vonage" there is no need to disconnect your exis ...

I've been a Vonage customer for over two years and truly believe that Vonage still have the solid grasp of VOIP technology compared to the late comers from Cables firms and telephone providers. My ...

Your adapter is not getting the busy signal fast enough. This is fairly common and usually prominent with International calls.

It all depends on the internet latency issue at the destination provid ...

I've been off my landline phone over a year now with Vonage and still love their service despite an expected occasional hickups in Customer services, and long distance calls to Asia.

Just to remin ...

The highest quality for Vonage is using the 90Kbps codec. So you may want to set your Firewall QOS to have committed rate of at least 100Kbps for upstream and downstream.
I'm using a Cisco PIX 501 f ...

Vonage like many ISP has peering agreement to forward data traffic in this case VOIP to POP sites around the globe. Once the data reach the nearest designated country, there are more than one peering ...

Vonage service works great for me and had saved me hundreds of dollarv in International calls. The rate is much cheaper even compared to discounted calling cards that you buy off the street.

I use ...

Can your ATA 186 receive a dynamically assigned IP address from your router? Lift up the phone connected to Port1 of your ATA 186, press the big red button on the ATA and dial 80#.

If you do not h ...

I've been using Vonage for the past two months with Road Runner ISP in NYC and very satisfied with the quality of calls and service.

I haven't tried their customer support because the service is r ...