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I have a Vonage softphone account. I have had it for a really long time, but I have never really made great use of it because it's not always real convenient for me to whip out the headse ...

Just my two cents - I have used the Cisco ATA186, the Moto VT1005, the Linksys RT31P2, the Linksys RTP300, and I just recently picked up the little D-Link VTA. Of all of those devices, I probably lik ...

I'm glad I found this thread. As a customer of Vonage since 2003, I've seen it all. But I noticed the static suddenly started after the 1.01.07 update. The static that I get kind of reminds me of a ...

Just my two cents - as someone who has tried them all, and a long time Vonage user (three years), I concur with the general consensus that DD-WRT is a good choice. Most of the third-part firmwares fo ...

I noticed you're running a WRT54G... which firmware are you running? The reason I ask is because I had the exact same problem, and it turned out to be a QOS setting on the WRT54G. I honestly don't ...

I have been having the same problem. I have the problem when calling several different phone numbers, but the symptoms are EXACTLY as the original post in this thread described.

I called Vonage an ...

Icab,

Yeah, I did actually figure out that I bcan VPN to my office, as long as I do not have a DMZ host enabled on the RTP300. If you enable a DMZ host in the RTP300's setup, you will likely not b ...

I just noticed the new 1.00.50 firmware is running on my RTP300, and now I cannot get outbound VPN connections to work at all, with or without DMZ host enabled.

ICK...

~R

Well, for some reason, disabling DMZ host in the RTP300 fixes the problem.

What's up with that???

I'll have to disable the DMZ host when I need to VPN to work, I guess...

Is there another way ...

Thanks for your reply.

1. I am using the VPN client built in to Windows XP Pro.

2. The PC is currently connected to the Dlink. I will try connecting directly to the RTP when I get home.

3. ...