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To use without computer plug ethernet cord into magicjack otherend into router plug phone in to magicjack plus plug magic jack plus int power adapter plug power adapter into power outlet should work but does not no calls in or out in reverseorder and has to be online with internet conection .
hook it up to a computer, in the back of the router put the cord with the yellow end/yellow phone wall clip,in to the yellow slot in the back of the router and the other end put it in any opening in the back of the power box/main power system. then put the plug in power cord to the router/ wall charger. and if you have a newer computer go on main screen and upper right corner ther should be a Bluetooth sign click on that and the routers name should be there?
The router needs to have a modem to run off from, Even DSL provides modems if you do not have a modem then your DSL ISP (Internet Service Provider) did not provide you with one. I would suggest to follow the ethernet cord and see where it plugs into. You will need a modem to use a router.
If I understand your problem correctly, you are able to connect to the Internet when you hook the computer directly to the modem, but not when the router is connected to the modem.
If this is the case, then you need to do a power drain on the modem. Power cycling the modem is not enough to clear the NVRAM of the MAC address of your computer. You have to unplug the power cord of the modem for 15 to 20 minutes in order for the NVRAM to reset and allow the modem to recognize the MAC address of the router.
After the modem has been unplugged for 15 to 20 minutes, disconnect the power cable from the router and then connect router to the modem using the Ethernet cable.
Next with the router power cord still disconnected, plug in the power cord of the modem and allow the modem to sync to the network.
Once the modem is finished with its start-up, plug-in the power cord of the router and let it sync to the network.
After the modem has completed its start-up, it should now be connected to the internet.
Good Luck
Assuming that the router has one 'WAN' (or 'Internet') port, and more than one 'LAN' (or 'Network') port, just connect an Ethernet cable from the 2nd LAN port to the network-port on the second computer.
Both the router and the second computer should auto-configure themselves, giving you an Internet connection, without any fuss.
Just saw your post, so please accept my apologies for being almost a month late in responding, as I only joined this service on March 26th.
1. When a modem has both usb and ethernet, only ONE of the two should be used as most isp modems will allow one or the other.
2. Your Vonage should be discreet and not intermingled with the rest of your system. It would be better to connect the Vonage to a router, and not the router to the Vonage. iow, do not connect the Vonage modem between the isp's modem and your router.
3. denigration of service or slowdown is typical with VOIP if more than 2 systems whether telephone or other systems are connected, due to the ringer voltage splitting that occurs when you put more units on the Vonage, or any other Voip modem. One ISP solves this by providing separate outputs for Voip and Ethernet.
Observation of these rules should speed up your system.
Try it wired first, if doesn't work its your basic configuration if it does try removing WEP and running unsecured. If you can connect focus on your WEP settings, if you can't connect focus on the antennae, hardware, and radio settings. If you connect without WEP and can't connect with, use the 64bit hex key it generates instead of your pass phrase. Many wireless cards have trouble using the passphrase.
well not too hard. If u don't want cords running everyone, so just buy a wireless router. It will be in Wal-mart or bestbuy, about 60 or 100 bucks. Then u install on your 1st pc, then 2nd pc is receive the link. U can use Dlink router, is that help? If not u can talk with me over messenager!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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