Vonage Mac

Vonage is the culprit here... I would put a hub/switch between ....so cable modem --> hub --- vonage |->mac |->NAS device Vonage will appropriate as much pipe as it thinks it needs slowing the rest of your network. with a hub (I recommend a switch) your ftp speeds and everything else will improve.

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. ...

phone. I am not sure if it is Mac compatible, but it does look interesting. ...

Cable modem going into Vonage box. ...

With regards to your internet connection loss ... as per 'How to set up a static IP address on a Mac OS X v10.4.'s last line of text ... 'That's it you should be done! ...

Anyone help me here, I have called belkin, and they do not have a clue, they tell me to call vonage and then vonage tells me to call mac, and then mac tells me to call belkin and around around we go. ...

and got it because it is supposed to be Mac compatible. I need to keep my Linksys in the loop so my phone will work. ...

And now that I think of it, let's dump the distinction between cordless phones and mobile phones. One handset device could connect to your WiFi network for Vonage calls at home and GSM or CDMA for mobile calls as needed. ...

phone, which installs on your Mac or Windows computer allowing you to place calls with your computer anywhere. ...

I'm using a VoIP phone service over my cable internet connection. I keep loosing the phone serivice though whenever the internet goes down (I use Comcast). I've got an IP address for both but still no dial tone on my phone. The phone company (Vonage) says I need to use a router not a D-Link switch to get the service to work properly. True or false? If true, router...