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Vonage Cable Modem -pc -WRT54GX | -laptop I'd try the RTP300 with

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Vonage Yes. Yes. This would also work. That is up you you. I bought a PAP2

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Vonage :-D :) :-D :) :clap: :imslow: Woo-Hoo (sorry I had to say that!) I spliced and

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Vonage If everything goes well, then the cordless phone is a practical solution to your

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Vonage yeah... it is possible that all of the jacks were not hooked up. I am connected

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Vonage I assume that you've connected the WAN port on the RTP300 to a LAN port on the MR812.

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Vonage That's great. Thanks for the feedback.

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Vonage You're welcome. We're glad it all worked out.

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Vonage Even though you never had Verizon provide service, have you verified that your

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Vonage I agree with a-dhold, but you should keep in mind the re-sale value of your home.

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Vonage Cat 5 to telephone company White/Blue -> Green (Tip Line 1) Blue ->

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Vonage That's the thing, there is no screw terminal, just the white and blue wires. If

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Vonage It sounds like you have mixed wiring that has been crosswired to make certain jacks

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Vonage Hi I had Vonage for about 15 months and its been working great. About three

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Vonage Thanks. I switched the 2 routers and so far no problems. I know that I had tried

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Vonage Thanks for that link! That's what I need. That switch used in addition with the

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Vonage Very usefull info. You guys are great! Thanks again!

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Vonage I'm glad it worked out. My question was for Stephen. I wondered if I was interpreting

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Vonage I am looking to incorporate 5 5line centrex box such that I hopefully will be able

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Vonage I still have not been able to get pics, but I went down and looked at it again. There

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Vonage From the "how not to install Vonage dept": http://tinman.livejournal.com/242021.html

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Vonage The Hawking QoS Device is the HBB1. The D-Link equivalent is the DI-102.

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Vonage FYI, my QOS upstream rate on the router is 512kbps. When im maxing my pipe...now

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Vonage It helps some. Those two access points are jacks for your two telephones, right?

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Vonage another issue I found as well....my ISP (cablevision) will not restrict one IP

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Vonage nice. thanks for the update.

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Vonage OK. I'm convinced that when Vonage pushed the 1.00.60 firmware to my WRTP54G adapter

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Vonage it's my pleasure. that's why we are here.

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Vonage you have asked a loaded question with almost no information for us to answer it. It

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Vonage Do you have a wireless router in front of the RTP300? 2.4 GHz cordless phones and

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Vonage Whoever thought of using that USB crap to connect to a modem should be shot. Just

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Vonage I do not see why it would not work. It looks like the Stac6 is a multi line system with

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Vonage :-D Thank you that did it. I change the channel of one of my phones and it worked

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Vonage will try this thanks

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Vonage Call technical support. :-D

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Vonage B-Y = yellow black - I am working with the old-fashioned, 4-wire. Sounds like

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Vonage Right. As far as the line still being (semi) active, in some places the phone companies

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Vonage Yes thanks it was actually the firmware. I called vonage CS and they updated

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Vonage aren't the four bolt heads in the middle actually fuses? i've seen some setup's

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Vonage Just called vonage and of course no help

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Vonage No problemo! If you have problems connecting the RTP, please let us know. Ciao.

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Vonage Did any of this help you?

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Vonage that's great. Welcome aboard the Vonage ride...

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Vonage OK...it was the Comcast wiring that was the culprit. I removed the blue and white

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Vonage Already looked at those actually. I wanted to be able to see who's at the front door

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Vonage No, they won't. You do not own the demarcation point in an apartment, and landlords

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Vonage That's great, but I'd still look at the firmware version. A LOT of things got fixed

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Vonage You got that right. Welcome aboard.

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Vonage Sorry for the double post.

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Vonage Thanks Dave! No, it was not from eBay. In fact as I was out of country I bought it at

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Vonage I would hook up the modem and the wireless in a room on the first floor where you would

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Vonage The phone adapters connect directly to the WRT. QOS enables them to have prioritized

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Vonage OK cool...I follow ya... This is a second line....so it would be yellow and

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Vonage Wow! Nice catch, Mundy.

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Vonage ok now that you have the newest firmware, you should be able to do the setting that

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Vonage I think we've all fallen for that one once. Welcome aboard.

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Vonage Yes, It works well the way it is with the server only plugged into the 300. I would

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Vonage my rt31p2 also has reversed polarity at its phone jack... i just made a cross over

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Vonage well, we're still having substantial problems. tried several different configurations

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Vonage I also maintain POTS and Vonage, and manage with a 2-line cordless phone system.

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Vonage Yes, that's the way it should be. A slow flash means you have voicemail, and a faster

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Vonage I posted this eslewhere but now think it will fit better here. At the location

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Vonage Here is what I did. After you open the NID on the customer side, there is a TELCO

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Vonage Yeah, that would make more sense... I think I had two thoughts going through my

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Vonage Steve, thanks for asking. Naturally I haven't a clue (at the moment). I'll check

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Vonage Correct. That should do it. If you have a voltmeter, you can be extra sure

Vonage Sschmerge, welcome aboard, but you're replying to a thread that's been dead for

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Vonage That's great. Enjoy the savings!

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Vonage You know what, I think you're absolutely correct. The switch would certainly

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Vonage Got it. Sounds like a good plan.

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Vonage I agree with Steve48 a blinking phone light either phone 1 or 2 means Phone is in

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Vonage ON the topic the answer is, NO YOU CAN'T. VONAGE will tell you that you can, but after

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Vonage just as a suggestion, I would make sure that you have at least one cat5e going to

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Vonage The configuration I have is follows cable modem <<hard wired from

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Vonage So after all that, do you have all the information that you need, and are you ready

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Vonage if you connect your computer directly to the Vonage router and get into its web

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Vonage I think what you did was change the connection point from the modem now to your laptop.

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Vonage I found the issue. The line I was connecting was a fax line in the Study, which only

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Vonage Thanks Steve...

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Vonage Two words: curly fries no pun... pure goodness.... Unplug the phone

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Vonage [font=Verdana:6afe00826d]Hello, everyone! I am so excited to be here! The response

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Vonage imagine, if you get the 384 kbps dsl, you'll quickly run out of upload bandwidth

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Vonage Yes... If it is an expandable base unit, i.e you can have multiple phones,

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Vonage It did not work but redoing it, it does now. Thanks.

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Vonage OK, we look forward to hearing from you. One of the things I forgot to mention. When

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Vonage Can anyone give me some pointers on how I can integrate the vonage service with

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Vonage I just did a multi line system with roll over between 3 of the 4 numbers on an existing

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Vonage You could also say to heck with house wiring, and get an expandable set of cordless

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Vonage That is known as a Punch Down Block. It is also refereed to as a Dmarc, which is short

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Vonage Thanks again for your help Steve, Ok, here is an update 5 of the jacks are

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Vonage I have a Panasonic 2.4 GHz phone model # KX-TG2312. I purchased it at Best Buy about

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Vonage It sounds like you're doing the right things to track your problems down. I

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Vonage It should work fine. Many people use POTS on one line and Vonage on another with

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Vonage posting a picture will help. My house was built in 2002 and it has a phone plug

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Vonage Correct- just be sure you get the right side!

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Vonage Benmac, I do this now, but it's not all over the house. My 110 block in the attic limits

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Vonage Looking at the specs for the Avaya IP Office, it's a private VoIP Small business

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Vonage Try plugging the Vonage adapter WAN port into the modem. Then plug the WRT WAN port

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Vonage You're correct Steve48. Perhaps Dan, would you change the title to strictly "Hard

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Vonage Ok cool, thanks for the help everyone. I am using a 3rd party firmware on my Linksys

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Vonage You would do better to post this to the VoIP forum (or have the forum administrator

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Vonage Through another forum I found some answers to my questions, and I thought I'd share

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Vonage Hooray! Congrats! Let the money keep rolling in...

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Vonage Haha thanks, I just winged it. It was my first time playing with telephone wires

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Vonage Even though through the web admin under: Status->Voice it said it had

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Vonage Actually, I don't have experience with that equipment, but I see no reason why

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Vonage OK, I've checked out the C-0432 and I see that it's a punch-down distribution box

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Vonage Sweet Distro! I would say first thing is to check the wiring going into the

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Vonage Yea! We found the problem. There was some kind of thing hooked up in the Garage all

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Vonage If I understand what you are asking, you just use the blue pair for phone. However,

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Vonage Thanks... I'll try that.

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Vonage tworouters, I appreciate your post. However, I would recommend you start a new

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Vonage My furthur research indicates a PBX is needed. Does anyone have a recommendation

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Vonage This website has all of the pinout info you need, with color coding for phone as

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Vonage Sounds like you guys have it under control exept for one thing... NEVER, and

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Vonage Glad to hear that everything is working for you! Hope you enjoy using Vonage!

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Vonage You've already gotten some good advice. I'll add that one of the first things you

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Vonage Hi, Why worry about wiring telephones...The simple solution is to go WIRELESS.

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Vonage acid, there has been recent questions about using a wireless bridge to connect

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Vonage mrq, the dual line phone jacks accept the same plug as a single line plug (rj11).

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Vonage I have the same Panasonic phone and I dont have that problem I have 3 phones connected

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Vonage An open connection has 0 ohms across it. A wire connected has infinite ohms. OOPS

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Vonage I live in an almost new high-rise. Fully wired with CAT-5e cable. Love that I've

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Vonage DMut, you see the labeling on the left - it notes "R" and "T" for 1,2,3, and 4. 1-4

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Vonage Prior to Vonage, i had this device receiving calls and it sends faxes to the fax

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Vonage I have cable modem plugged into linksys RT31P2 and from that router to BEFW11s4

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Vonage okay I managed to solve my problem after about 2.5 hours talking to five different

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Vonage Freddy, You only need to punch down "Tip & Ring" from the Vonage adapter

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Vonage Fromw hat I've read on this forum and elsewhere, some folks think the RTP300 represents

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Vonage I cannot speak for CS but I have read in earlier posts that people have had these

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Vonage Lois, To convert a home from a 2 line system to a 1 line system is to go to the phone

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Vonage SB, adaptable as in how??? The VTech 8100 is a VoIP router with a wireless phone

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Vonage you might also look in the neighboorhood for the local phone guy and approach him

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Vonage The modular plug attached to the green connector in the NIU connects your house

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Vonage I think you should post a diagram of what you're actually doing, because it isn't

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Vonage Sartan, have you tried dialing a number before it starts the sequence of fast

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Vonage HI there, I work at Talkswitch so I can help answer your question. You

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Vonage hg0528, if it says it can be ported, theoretically it can although I have heard

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Vonage This is only a guess but is it possible that the jack or jacks are on one line and the

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Vonage Michael, There is a very easy solution to your problem. All you need to do is

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Vonage i though of an idea in which i cut the modem usb cable into two usb heads. one connected

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Vonage kirit, i'll take a stab, but some details on all the steps and your configuration

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Vonage We can't tell you if they correspond to a different jack in the house. That would

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Vonage Well, if you're thinking running GigE, then yeah, a patch panel and Cat6 would

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Vonage Well, Mr. H323 expert ;-)... It's all in the voltage. The more devices on the

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Vonage acf, I also have recently built a new home. The builder will supply 1 or 2 lines going

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Vonage acf, you're probably only seeing the surface of how your home telephone system

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Vonage :roll: Holy sh, woops, I mean crow! This is all totally out of my (and my dear husband,

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Vonage That should work great. During the number transfer process I had pots running

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Vonage guys i have two lines and when i connect the other telephone at port 2 it not works

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Vonage Having reviewed this product on the OnQ website I am uncertain why you would need

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Vonage 2 options: 1. Buy a wireless jack 2. Buy a phone with base unit.

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Vonage Same problem here! I actually tried dialing my cell before getting the fast busy

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Vonage One more thing, I just read someone else's post about voltage. Could it be possible

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Vonage Ok I'll give them a call and see what they say. Thanx.

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Vonage I found a nice pbx site and its a nice unit liked the first one so good i bought a second

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Vonage All of the devices that work with Vonage's primary service are locked to Vonage.

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Vonage jbecker, you didn't say which phone system you have... What you get from your

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Vonage resolved this last night. one of the cat5 runs was shorting out the rest of the block.

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Vonage Hi, I have a small office with 16 phone drops only (6) in use at this time with 4 vonage

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Vonage Thanks for the help Michael.

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Vonage thank you Michael. I wasn't planning to plug it into the wall. I was going to

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Vonage Well at least your not hearing loud spanish music in the background :lol:

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Vonage I would think that Vonage features and a Lucent Partner ACS are a very good pairing. The

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Vonage By the way what phone adapter do you have

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Vonage I would try using two conductor line cords to connect your two line phone. It

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Vonage Thanks for the reply. You guys were speaking French to me...but I assume that everything

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Vonage The easy answer is to try Digi-Key a well known and reputable online retailer.

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Vonage There are many variables and I am assuming you have cable internet and the office

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Vonage You probably already know this, but just in case (or if this could help anyone else)

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Vonage I got the same problem as budershank did - no dial tone at all after pluging the TA

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Vonage Thanks for the respone... see my comments below :)

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Vonage hopefully this link will help if you have not already seen it. http://www.vonage-forum.com/setup.

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Vonage I have a antiqe (Several actually) phone (model 302 or the I Love Lucy phone) and

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Vonage thanks! I will give that a try!!

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Vonage I have an AT&T 2.4 GHz Telephone E2715B it has caller ID and voicemail indicator

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Vonage A wireless phone jack might do the trick if wireless networking worked too :)

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Vonage I have the RT31P2 and it hiss's horribly even when not connected to the internet. Forum

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Vonage I just spent over 2 hours on the phone repeating myself and trying to decipher what

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Vonage Thank you very much for the link, scerruti. I'm reading it now.

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Vonage I finally figured out how to fix my RFI problems... background: After disconnecting

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Vonage 1) Is there a way around registering that second mac ( linksys). NO. Only one

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Vonage Please describe how you currently have it configured and what is happening in

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Vonage Hello, I am wondering if it is possible to hook the Linksys vonage adaptor

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Vonage Ok after doing research on my hardwiring, I went back to the beginning. When the

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Vonage Photojim, usually the "wife" factor has a role to play in that one.

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Vonage I have a problem with the incoming ring duration on my phones through my Linksys

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Vonage Low humm can be an indication of crossed pairs, or a shared ground. Make sure if

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Vonage You can run your phone on CAT 5 Cable. The blue & blue/white where actually

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Vonage That should have been "only need to be prioritized to guarantee quality on heavily

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Vonage From what I can see, there is no option for file/print sharing on a router. It's

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Vonage Please feel free to call us as we can answer any questions. Also BizFon has a NEW

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Vonage As I understand it, if I want two Vonage numbers to be charged to two different credit

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Vonage Short and sweet. T-1 -> Hardware Firewall -> Switch -> Computers How

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Vonage Now I have a question regard the Partner II system since I see some people in this

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Vonage The phone connector on a US Linksys is a standard US RJ11 connector and you will

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Vonage Thanks to everyone who helped! I should be getting it soon and am ready to start

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Vonage Maybe I should have looked at that first. Thanks.

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Vonage This has a simple Network Setup Guide

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Vonage Yes, and they very kindly allowed us to use that content in our Home Wiring and Installation

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Vonage Thanks, Stephen! That's what I thought. Yes, I can plug a phone into that jack and

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Vonage Unplug your telco from the outside NIC which is located at the point where you telco

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Vonage seems I spoke too soon... I found the problem, the wiring in one of the bedrooms

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Vonage Thank you very much, I really appreciate it. (Excuse the n00bishness.) :lol:

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Vonage Kevin, Yes.. check out the Epygi Quadro 4X. You can hang your ATA off of the POTS

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Vonage My best response is to go to this page Step By Step Home Wiring Setup http://www.vonage.com/he

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Vonage I spoke to Vonage again last night and was told to go ahead and disconnect the wiring

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Vonage Off the top of my head, I'd say you have a few options without running extra cables: -put

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Vonage Thanks for the lead! I'll be checking into some of the information posted on the

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Vonage Thanks for the help, I found the problem this evening. It turns out that I was disconnecting

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Vonage The parent that you love?? :P Yes, I did exactly that since I live in a high

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Vonage For detailed instructions see the Michigan Telephone Site for instructions

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Vonage I have tried rotary dialling... At least with the Linksys box, it's a no-go

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Vonage Have you tried my suggested 20Hz, 90V, Trapezoidal ring? Considering the

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Vonage You are probably right, the NIB is more likely to be installed by your local Bell

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Vonage In most cases, you just have to go outside and disconnect your house from the phone

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Vonage So the phone cable comes out of the ground and just ends? Or did the electrician

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Vonage By "8 phone lines" I assume you mean 8 physical phones wired to the block? There

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Vonage The normal colors would be red/green for line 1, and black/yellow for line 2. I

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Vonage um, yeah, everybody does that already...

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Vonage Thanks very much for the help!

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Vonage I'll give the phone cos around here credit for minimal outages. Even when hurricanes

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Vonage I'll also add my recommendation for the Uniden TRU88xx series... I originally

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Vonage Sounds to me like there is another device connected to your house wiring which

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Vonage Give 'em a shout...according to this poster, they'll adjust it: http://www.vonage-forum.com/ftopi

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