Vonage

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 use Skype sometimes, but am considering Vonage because I'd like a VOIP number that I can RECEIVE calls from landlines at. ...

One thing you have to know ISP monitor the device by MAC address that is right behind the modem. So when you put new things on the internet modem you must power it down for 5 minutes so the ISP server will re-issue the IP and reset the MAC address it is looking for. Now i have a Vonage box (when there were using Linksys routers) and it sits actually behind another router...

Hopefully it's a combo router and not just the translator box that you have. Ideally you'll have the vonage box then router then mac as your connection steps. ...

My in laws recently purchased a new iMac but they have had a hge amount of problems getting their DSL router, vonage box and iMac to play nicely with one another. I am new to Mac and noobie with networking so I am not sure where to start. ...

You best bet would be ISP modem to router (wired) and let that router do NAT (IP Sharing in Airport Extreme). Any router after that should NOT being doing NAT (connection Sharing). This way you only have the main router doing NAT and avoiding double NAT in local Sharing. On my setup (with two routers) has a network setup: Cable Modem->D-Link wired router. Connected to...

Hello all. I have Vonage and part of the cool things about it is the voice-mail. The Voice-mail will automatically e-mail me a copy of the audio. I would like to have the audio file play automatically as soon as it is received. I am currently running mail.app on Mac os 10.3.9 I know its getting dated but, it's all I can get. :-) Please let me know if you know of a way...

Well have two routers is easy. I do it myself with my 3 computers(and three routers) but i am able to keep them all on the same subnet. The trick is having only the wired router do the NAT routing and the other two routers using using the wired subnet and pass it through themselves. So my network consist of a cable mode->wired D-link router (with a built in 8 port...

I just recently set up Skype on my G5. I can make calls out and I even have voicemail set up. I bought an online number for people to use to call me. Unfortunately, the ringing sound of a phone does not sound when a person calls me. How do I fix this problem? I am disabled and ill. You have fixed the problem discussed in the first paragraph. Could you please take a look...

I've been VoIP for almost 5 years with a SIP service (not Vonage). VoIP uses surprisingly little bandwidth, you should be fine. Although, lack of QoS is something that is *sorely* missing from Apple networking hardware.