Airport Vonage

We're thinking about switching our house phones from landlines to VOIP. Right now we have a cable modem hooked directly into an Airport Extreme base station. Printer is networked off of the Airport Extreme. ...

I recently signed up for a Vonage VOIP account. They sent me a Lynksis Router. Prior to that, I've was using an Airport Express. ...

I have a my AirPort Extreme hooked directly to my cable modem. I also have a Vonage phone router plugged into the LAN port on the AirPort. All of the computers in the house are wireless. ...

switch. To make things more confusing I also just got a motorola vonage phone box. ...

modem wired to the first router. This router should be doing NAT for the network. When you wire to the Airport Extreme in the Extreme turn off NAT by setting it up into "Bridge" mode. ...

I am using a new extreme with voip and it is working great! I don't about vonage, I get voip from a local company. I have a linksys voip adaptor. I rewired so the internet goes directly to the linksys then the linksys to the airport. The linksys manages the voip bandwidth. This works great for us. We dropped both of our land lines and went completely to voip.

Cable modem going into Vonage box. ...

'From what I have been reading about the base station it should be possible to link it to an ethernet network while the Netgear has autosensing ports. Any views on this?', I have connected an (original) Apple Airport Base Station, and then replaced it with a wireless 'b' LinkSys router, to a wired Vonage VoIP LinkSys router - and a wireless based PowerBook accesses the...

you may ask. Well, if one just received a wired LinkSys Vonage router and still wanted to have a wireless network, this is how you would do it. ...

Then, using the spare router and new Cat5's connect the cable modem to your set up minus the Vonage and give it a test run. ...