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*** Replying to a question in CPF0000 Mark Villa wrote: > I am thinking of getting Vonage. > Questions: > 1) Is the reason they have two vonage lines in case you need two phone > numbers? or can both lines be used with 1 phone number? No, you can have two phone numbers on a single Vonage line ... I think you can have unlimited phone numbers on a Vonage line ... even in different area codes. > 2) Do you just plug in your J11 cable to the nearest empty phone > outlout and go, or is their more to it? As long as that line has no other phone line on it ... yes ... which is pretty much what I did. The polarity will be reversed on that line ... so you might want to twiddle with the wires a bit, but it hasn't caused me any problems. > 3) I will have to plug my vonage into a firebox, not the actual cable > modem. I don't want to interfere with my VPN. My thought is "Vonage > should not care", is this true? I am expecting to have to open a > couple of ports. Pretty much, yes. You probably want to enable QOS on your router so you can give the Vonage port higher priority. > 3) did you choose your router and why? Linksys WRT54G ... because it is a wired & wireless router, is hackable (based on Linux), and has QOS. > Sounds easy and the deal is sweet. 14.95 if you can stay to 500 minutes. Yep ... that's the deal I got. If you want a referral, let me know and I'll be happy to send you one. david
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