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FTP requires 2 TCP connections to be functional.  There is a control connection (usually on port 21) and a data connection (usually on port 20).

You will need a fairly sophisticated device to support passive FTP, unless you forward all ports &amp;gt; 1024 as another person suggested.

Read the RFC on the FTP protocol for more info.
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<title>cordless dial tone don't ring out  corded works fine</title>
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I doubt that this is a Vonage issue; it sounds as if the phone is broken.  To be sure, take the phone somewhere where there is an ordinary land line and check it out.
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 I am useing vonage I have a att phone sys base is corded with cordless ext corded works fine cordless side has dial tone no dial out though any ideas
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<blockquote>what I don't understand is, what patents did Vonage infringe on and how come there are other VOIP companies out there still in business without being sued.</blockquote>

The patents that Vonage infringed are dubious at best. Vonage really thought that the patents were invalid (as do I) and that they would prevail.

I tried to link some articles here and I can't get links to work. Google up patents, Vonage and then each of these companies. You'll find some very deep discussions on the topic.

When I read up on all of this stuff I really got that old feeling of &quot;damn, someone patented breathing&quot;, but I am not a lawyer. Verizon and Sprint were the big 2 in this mess and Vonage settled with both including a license to use patents without ongoing royalty payments.

AT&amp;amp;T is the runt of this litter and I don't think that there is as much concern over this one.
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Vonage doesn't supply naked DSL here in North America, we still have to pay for naked DSL here in Canada about $10 a month.
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oooh, you said vonage have a few surprises in the next year, I hope one of those is that you can supply naked DSL/Dry Loop to UK customers, that would give British Telecom a kick up its useless ass, and allow me to get rid of my poxy BT line that I have to pay £11 extra for each month as its the only was to get DSL and VOIP in my area as we are not in a fibre cabled area.
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what I don't understand is, what patents did Vonage infringe on and how come there are other VOIP companies out there still in business without being sued.
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Please copy the detailed results from the advanced tab.

Did it say why it couldn't measure jitter or packet loss?  That's a new one on me.

Try a test call at www.testmyvoip.com and post the detailed results from that.
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<title>Issue with Vonate VTA Phone Adapter</title>
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<blockquote>try to set up QOS in your router for priority service..</blockquote>

I did, I actually did that when I first started Vonage. I can't imagine that this would have anything to do with QoS.

I actually have two Vonage devices, one is for business and is a Motorola adapter. I do not have this issue with that adapter.
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try to set up QOS in your router for priority service..
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