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Phone wiring doesn't just "break". If you are disconnected at the NID (I would check to make sure it still is disconnected, if you haven't already done so), go to each phone jack and unplug the phone ...

Before connecting your Vonage device to the house phone wiring, did you disconnect the phone wiring from the local phone company at the Network Interface Device (NID)?

Yes, its something that needs to be brought to Verizon's attention. The SNR is just too low. Give the tech the values your modem reports. They will likely have you do some troubleshooting such as chan ...

Here are the most important values:

Noise Margin (maybe called Signal to Noise Margin or Signal to Noise Ration or just SNR) - this is how the strength of the DSL signal verses noise in the line -- ...

It sounds like you might have intermittent packet loss or jitter. Unfortunately, it seems that most ISPs will tell you that everything is absolutely fabulous until you prove them wrong... I had a simi ...

You cannot use click2call with your call forwarding or simulring numbers.

It seems that your DSL modem is losing sync to the DSLAM (the DSL head-end equipment in your local phone company's central office). It is usually some type of interference that would cause that. How d ...

AT&T is not supposed to. That said, sometimes it does happen. Your best bet is to contact AT&T and have your DSL connection converted to dry loop first before you start the porting process.

It looks like Thunderbird doesn't understand "UTC" as the timezone identifier. According to the RFC, if the client doesn't understand it, it is required to default to -0000. It also looks like there i ...

Thanks trekologer. Actually, according to RFC 2822 (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2822) the zone should be specified by a 4 digit offset. Specifying the zone in characters is an obsolete format.

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