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Vonage VoIP Forum Digest - July 16, 2008 |
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Vonage VoIP Forum Digest - July 10, 2008 |
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July 10, 2008
By Daniel Connor Welcome to the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest
In the Forums
There's a good thread going on in the forums regarding hooking up Vonage to an IP-PBX. Questions raised include, can he use Vonage with Asterisk, does he need a softphone for the SIP credentials, is there better integration with another IP-PBX, such as Brekeke Software, or do you even need an IP-PBX when Vonage has call forwarding, transfer, voicemail, 3-way calling, etc. Go check out the thread for more.
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Posted by vonage on Thursday, July 10 @ 20:38:01 UTC
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Vonage VoIP Forum Digest - July 7, 2008 |
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July 7, 2008
By Daniel Connor Welcome to the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest
In the Forums
What poster asks, "What does *99 do?" Great question! The answer is that *99 sets the bandwidth saver to High with some adapters. Brian188 adds, "any Linksys adapter *99 places the adapter in Modem Pass through mode. Similar to fax pass through. Essentially it turns off Echo cancel, call waiting, silence suppression, and DTMF transfer. To use the highest bandwidth setting you either need to have it set that way in the Vonage control panel or dial *017110 from your phone. There is no charge for either the bandwidth settings, or the modem pass through."
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Posted by vonage on Thursday, July 10 @ 20:31:44 UTC
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Vonage VoIP Forum Digest - June 23, 2008 |
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June 23, 2008
By Daniel Connor Welcome to the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest
Vonage Tips
With summer here, you'll probably be outside more doing activities such as swimming, biking, hiking, or travelling. As such, when you return to your home you'll probably be a little more tired. nothing like an afternoon nap I always say. But how to prevent calls coming in at the most inopportune time? Well, one of the most popular Vonage features is Do Not Disturb (DND). Simply dial *78 from your Vonage phone to turn on Do Not Disturb and *79 to turn it off. If you forget star codes easily, setup speed-dial 1 and speed-dial 2 on your phone for DND on & off.
Say, did you know you can save 20% on your Vonage phone bill with a special reduced yealy rate of only $239.99? That's a savings of over $59/year. All you have to do is choose to pay one annual rate instead of a monthly fee. Not sure if this applies to new customers only.
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Posted by vonage on Thursday, July 10 @ 20:20:22 UTC
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Vonage VoIP Forum Digest - May 23, 2008 |
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May 23, 2008
By Daniel Connor Welcome to the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest
In the Forums
You can buy just about everything else on eBay, so why not a Vonage router? Buying stuff on eBay is fun & addictive. But the question is, should you buy a Vonage router on eBay? Well, a thread over on the forums poses that very question. The short answer is "no". You get the latest & greatest router for free when you sign up with Vonage. However, the long answer is that if you cancel within the first few months, you'll be billed for the router and/or an early cancellation fee. But why would you cancel, anyway? ;)
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Posted by vonage on Tuesday, May 27 @ 15:19:18 UTC
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Vonage VoIP Forum Digest - May 19, 2008 |
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May 19, 2008
By Daniel Connor Welcome to the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest
In the Forums
Egads! ISPs charging by the byte? A two page thread is lighting up the forums about one poster who is worried that his Vonage line will cost him money since his ISP is gonig to start charging by the byte with certain bandwidth tiers. Many repliers to the post have the attitude of "Byte me!" and who could blame them? Unfortunately, in many areas you only have 1 choice of broadband provider or 2 at the most. The good news is as one poster puts it, "at 90kbps, each hour is roughly 40mb. let's say you talk for one hour every single day, in a month, that's only 1.2GB...." The tiered pricing scheme for this particular person kicks in at 30GB, 50GB, and 100GB, so the 1.2GB probably wouldn't put him into the next tier. Still, if your data bandwidth one month is 49GB, Vonage could put you over the edge into the next tier, which would add to your ISP bill.
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Posted by vonage on Wednesday, May 21 @ 16:52:46 UTC
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Read More: Vonage VoIP Forum Digest - May 19, 2008
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