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From the reports we have seen and from the investigation we have done, LG Dacom who is the primary ISP is blocking the source port which is where the Vonage traffic originates from. This means the telephone adapter will attempt to send registrations but the ISP then blocks these packets from passing through their network out to the internet therefore they never arrive at our proxy. This is happening for anyone who did not set up their Vonage service and have an agreement with them prior to July 2007.

 
Vonage Customer's pursue this using the on post support groups, military wives' groups, and post command to contact LG Dacom to try and get a new agreement. If there are enough of them that band together they can make this work. As a former soldier, I know the power these support groups have but things can be difficult getting the South Korean Government to even listen to the claims even if presented by Military Command.

http://www.stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&amp;amp;article=54445

 

·  Shawn Dorcy, general manager for the Army and Air Force Exchange Service at Yongsan, said some servicemembers have had their Vonage service wrongly turned off by LG Dacom, but the company had fixed the problem for eight servicemembers. South Korea&#8217;s major Internet companies warned nearly two years ago they would block Internet calls made through providers not registered under the Korean Telecommunications Business Act. U.S. Forces Korea arranged a deal that allowed servicemembers who signed up for Vonage before July 1, 2007, to keep the service
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Hello,
I have found some info posted but my problem is still perplexing me as I am receiving the &quot;This device is not setup...&quot; error message
Here is my configuration:
Cable modem -&amp;gt; Dlink DIR-655 wireless router -&amp;gt; Motorola VT2442.
The Dlink is set to provide DHCP and is working properly.  The VT2442 is to be used only for phone connection.  All three of these units are physically together with no other switches etc between them.

Per advice from our forum advisors: (1) On the wireless router: I have added port forwarding for 53, 21,69,2400,80,123,5061, 10000-20000.  I assigned this to ip address: 192.168.15.4 (random and outside DHCP range)

With DHCP, the Dlink assigns addresses starting at 100 up. Here is info from my computer:
IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.15.198
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.15.1

The DHCP range starts at 100.  I need to know what else needs to be set (for each menu item) on either device to make this work.  I cannot find steps to give the VT2442 the IP address of 15.4.  Prior to the addition of the dlink, I had the VT2442 performing DHCP and routing with no problems.  Any advice/links appreciated, more info provided if necessary.. thanks
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Thank you for your help but I unplugged everything for ten minutes like it says in the instructions and it didnt work.  The tech guy said I may need to contact Comcast but I am trying to use that as a last resort.
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If I understand. The caller-id being sent, will be your registered number and not the viritual number.
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Unplug your modem from the power, restart the modem, when all is well, connect the new D-Link, then the computer.

That should work. The Comcast system is seeing the MAC address of the old Linksys. After reset, the new MAC address of the new router will be recognized.
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I purchased the D-link wireless router/ phone adapter from Best Buy.  Attempted to install it and replace my existing Linksys WRT54gs.  No luck.  I couldnt connect to the internet.  I have Comcast with a Motorola modem.  Called Vonage and got help, we tried to connect my computer straight to the modem, without the linksys router or vonage router, still no internet.  So we connected the modem to the linksys then the Vonage router to the linksys and the computer to the linksys, and everything worked, internet and phone.  I asked the tech guy if he could help me to eliminate the linksys.  He had me connect the computer to the Vonage and access the set up(192.168.15.1).  He had me change the mac address, to match the physical address after running cmd prompt ipconfig/all.  Didnt work, and now I cant seem to connect back to the set up (192.168.15.1).  We put it all back to gether using the Linksys in front of the Vonage and it all works again but I dont need to wireless routers .  Help

Thank You
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HI all.

Im very new to this i setup an account today because i wanted a virtual number to show up as caller id when i ring someone,i got told this was possible,but everytime i ring it shows the 01889 (UK) number i got told i needed to get first before using the virtual number i purchased.i kinda feel something is not right and that i got lead on abit.
i was told when i purchased the number,when i rang out it would show up the US number on there calller id no matter that im in the UK. people won't pick up the phone if they don't reconise the numberit only shows the 01889 number i had to get first.
 any help would be appriciated.
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I have the v-portal adapter set up and working fine, but I cannot seem to be able to reconnect my wireless Linksys WRT54G and get phone service too.  I have a dedicated DSL line.  I have tried over and over with no luck.  My last attempt was plugging my DSL direct into the Router then back to the v-port with no luck.  Any suggestions or help?  Thanks so much!
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<title>eavesdropping credit card info</title>
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I have another question about using Vonage for my small business.  I regularly take credit card information over the phone, and I am concerned about eavesdropping. I understand that there is no encryption on Vonage.  Should I be concerned about this? Are there some folks out there using Vonage to take credit card information regularly for their business?

Thanks for any comments.
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