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The light paterns posted in the previous message refer to the PAP2v2 (green lights). They do not apply to the original PAP2 (blue lights).

First, what type of router do you have? I noticed you said ...

It is legit.

You shouldn't need to forward ports. What type of router do you have?

Did you power off your cable modem before connecting the Vonage device to it? The cable company will only allow you to use 1 IP address at a time and the modem associates it with the MAC address of th ...

I found this info on another website which may be useful to you:

Step 1: Call 1-800-264-0002.

Step 2: Ignore the automated messages. Do not do anything until it asks what state you are in.

St ...

What type of telephones are you use and do you have your telephones connected to your TA via house wiring? The description of "clicking" noise suggests connection to a live phone line power or wireles ...

That is absolutely the fault of the originating carrier. Basiclly, someone who cannot call your phone number needs to call their phone provider (AT&T) and tell them that they cannot call the numbe ...

You cannot use Click2Call with a number your forward or simulring to. It will ring but, as you described, the call won't be connected.

Please post the information in the sticky message "What to post when having technical trouble with Vonage....".

With a latency spike of 300 ms, you don't need packet loss to lose packets in a VoIP call. The other side doesn't get a bunch of packets when it needed to receive them so it didn't have audio for that ...