Vonage

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.

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. We have an iMac (10.3.9) and two Windows laptops accessing the internet wirelessly thorugh the Airport Extreme. Both laptops use their internal Intel wireless card and the...

I am working on a friends Mac. The Mac gets an IP address ok from a cable modem via DHCP. I put a Vonage router in front of it and it got an address from that. But I could not get to the internet. ...

I've never tried port mapping with my AE's. I've got two, one on the upstairs Home Entertainment Center and one on the Downstairs stereo. And I use a Linksys Vonage Router to assign IP addresses. ...

ble modem that I am going to be putting a Netgear wireless router behind for my iBook and connecting directly to my desktop with an ethernet cable. I also have a Vonage router. Where does that get hooked to? ...

July in the States - buying RAM, HDs a Wii and a new Vonage line

VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) requires connection fees to traditional phone systems. Blame the phone man, not the VOIP guys. As you know, VOIP need high speed internet connections. I personally decided (I am in the States) on Vonage. I got it before Skype came online and like the idea that I can dial 911 from it. Also I can call many countries for free on the...

I have been advised that the apple USB modem does not work with a fax on a VOIP, and I am using Vonage for phone and fax. ...

Well the only way you could I could think of is use the expensive PhoneValet. Now if you live in North america I just saw the very interesting Vontage V-phone. I am not sure if it is Mac compatible, but it does look interesting.

You can buy a Linksys Wireless adapter for the Xbox (works with all systems ps2, xbox etc) and get a wireless router for $30 avg anywhere. That will be the best option. or just buy a really long Ethernet cable and run it across the room from the modem to the xbox just when you use it. i just did a complete wirless network in my house, Vonage, Tivo, PS3, Xbox360, 2 Macs and a...