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Please provide information about your network setup. See the sicky post at the tops of the forums on what to include.

navydavy2001,

As always, nice assistance.

IsMaR,

Your intended setup sounds exactly like mine. I recently relocated my Comcast cable modem to the basement. My Linksys WRT54GX2 router is conne ...

I have been a Vonage customer for over a year and have not had any major problems. My choice to switch to Vonage from Comcast phone service was based on a friend's recommendation and previous experien ...

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I read your post and found it quite interesting. Click on the thumbnail to see what may be a possible solution.

I will try to describ ...

I live just west of Denver in the city of Lakewood. I have a home network with three phone adapters from Vonage (2 phone lines, 1 dedicated fax line). My ISP is Comcast (recently upgraded from 6Mbps t ...

Sweet, I just tested my VoIP and got a MOS score of 3.9. I am very pleased. My ISP is Comcast.

Looks like Alex_F missed the disclaimer at the top of the forums.

"This Site is exclusively owned & operated by 4Sight Media LLC & is no way endorsed, sponsored, provided, owned or otherwis ...

Well, from the limited information you provided, I am assuming this is the type of setup you have.

Cable Modem----->Vonage Phone Adapter----->PC

My first suggestion would be to let the pho ...

Wow. Seeing that old 45 brought back some memories.

I remember when...
... I bought my first album. (AC/DC, Dirty Deeds, on vinyl)
... I received my first stereo. (Hand me down from my uncle. I h ...

Hehe http://www.phonephunnies.com/HoldTime.html