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I don't have very much as far as specific advice for you but you should probablly change the QoS settings to give priority to RTP (which is the actual payload -- ie audio); SIP is just signalling. In ...

It sounds like there is a short in your phone or wiring somewhere. Try to connect the cordless phone directly to the Vonage device with a single-pair phone cord (if you look at the connector at there ...

Pyramid3, what kind of router do you have?

The first thing that would come to mind is that the Bluray player is doing something funky with uPNP. What do you mean by "the vonage device cannot connect"? Do you hear a message when you pick up the ...

You should not need to do that. In fact, I would reccomend against it. Putting your device in the DMZ isn't putting it outside the firewall. Instead, its forwarding all unrequested incoming data to it ...

Steve, I presume that it used to ring in a POTS line. I don't have one right now to test.

Oh that's the other thing. Back in the day, the phone company would charge you based on the number of phon ...

Honestly, you're probablly better off with the wireless thing. An alarm sign/sticker/etc just tells a would-be robber to cut the phone line first.

I know for a fact that my rt31p2 does not support the rotary phone I have connected to my phone line. it doesn't even ring it. but I can hear all the other phones ringing.

You are correct that th ...

I don't think that the RTP300 died; its probably more a matter of the router running dd-wrt is better at managing the type of network traffic. If you're considering adding wireless to your network, go ...

Bittorrent (and similar downloading schemes) uses multiple simultaneous connections for uploading and downloading. Its generally not the speed of the download or uploads that messes with voice quality ...