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And if this setup is too cumbersome, what is the best way to set up wireless home network and still use Vonage?
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Ok, so you are saying that I can plug a laptop into a lan port on the netgear, configure it, and then I'll be able to connect netgear lan into linksys lan and use as a WAP?
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If your saying you connected one of the LAN ports of the RT31P2 to a LAN port on the Netgear, you wont be able to access it. Your computer is getting an IP address of 192.168.15.x through the RT31P2's DHCP server. The Netgear operates on 192.168.0.1 so this is a separate network and would not be accessible from a PC that has an IP of 192.168.15.x

Even if you connected the Netgear's WAN port to a LAN port on the RT31P2, it would still not be accessible this way. To access the Netgear via 192.168.0.1, you would need to have a computer plugged into one of it's LAN ports. Then you can configure it the way you want and also enable it's Remote Admin page. This would allow you to access it via it's WAN IP of 192.168.15.x from a computer connected to the RT31P2.
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1) When you logged into the V-Portal and configured port forwarding, to what IP address did you configure this for? This must be the IP that your Linksys router has on it's WAN port.

With that said, you should make sure that the WAN port of the Linksys router has a static IP (192.168.15.2).

You also said you tested this from a laptop. Was this laptop on the same local network as the PC hosting the connection or were you using the internet from somewhere else?

 For connection type issues like this, you should first confirm you can connect to the Remote Desktop from a computer on the same local area network by using the IP address of the PC host the connection. If this works you know your Remote Desktop is set up properly and can accept connections. If you cannot connect locally, then there is no need to start trouble shooting the routers and port forwarding as you first need to figure out what is happening on the PC hosting the Remote Desktop.

If you can connect locally but cannot connect from a remote location, make sure your trying to connect to the correct Public IP address. If your sure you are, remove the V-Portal from the picture and place your Linksys router directly to the modem and put the V-Portal behind your Linksys router. Then try again. If you can connect at this point from a remote location, then the V-Portal would be the culprit.
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I have a wired connection that is working very well, and I'm trying to set up wireless connectivity by adding a Netgear router.  I connected the Netgear to the Linksys via lan port, but only the port light is lit on the Netgear.  I can't access the Netgear by browser login, it keeps timing out.  I can't access the Linksys by browser login because I don't have the username and password.  

I just want to have a wireless network for the house while continuing to use Vonage. 

All suggestions are welcome, I appreciate the help.
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Hi, I have problem setting up Windows Desktop Connection on my network which I think it is due to Vonage adaptop that is in the network and probably I'm not setiing it up correctly. 
Here is more info about my system setup and models: 

Linksys Modem (BEFCMU10) --&amp;gt; Vonage V-Portal --&amp;gt; Linksys router (WRT54GS) --&amp;gt; My PC (ethernet connection) and laptop (wireless connection).

I went to my router control panel (192.168.1.1) --&amp;gt; &quot;Applications
&amp;amp; Gaming&quot; --&amp;gt; &quot;Port Range Forward&quot; and entered port 3389 to be forwarded to my PC IP which is 192.168.1.xyz.

Then I went to my vonage control panel (192.196.15.1) --&amp;gt; Advanced setting --&amp;gt; and I enabled the port forwarding for 3389.

Then I returned to my Windows 7 PC and enabled the remote desktop connection to be able to connect to all versions of software. 

I used a laptop to check the system, but it was not able to connect to my PC. 

What I'm I missing here to enable the RDC on my PC? 
Thanks
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OK, you're using the right kind of cord.  Did you try unplugging everything except one phone from the jacks?  Results?
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I'm using a RJ11 phone cable with only [b:12a0a5cd52]two conductors [/b:12a0a5cd52]from the adapter to the wall jack as well as from the phone to the wall jack. What's weird is that I have dialtone and can make incoming/outgoing calls for at least an hour and then it goes to a fast busy signal like the phone is in use. I have tried different phones. Corded and cordless. I had phones connected to the inside wiring for 2 years with no issues.
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Your first step should be to unplug [u:737e0be3fd]everything[/u:737e0be3fd] from all the phone jacks in the house, except the Vonage adapter and one telephone that you know works when it's plugged directly into the adapter.  Also, make sure that you're using a cheap cord to connect the adapter to the jack- one with only two conductors and not the full four.  Check by looking at the contacts on the plastic plug.  There should only be two- not four.  How does it work when you do those things?
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When I connect my phone to the V-Portal phone adapter I have dialtone, can make incoming/outgoing calls (No issues). 
But when I connect the V-Portal phone adapter to a phone jack and then my phone to the same or different wall jack it works only for a few minutes. I can make outgoing calls/ receive incoming calls but then it goes to a fast busy signal. If I unplug the phone wire from the wall jack for a few seconds the dialtone is restored but only for a couple of minutes. Then back to a fast busy signal. I really want to utilize the inside wiring. And yes I disconnected the wires from the NID.  Any suggestions?
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